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In the loop traced by the Dordogne, by the water's edge, stands Château Panchille.

This simply means the Leaning House. Nevertheless, Pascal strives with precision to create straight wines. Fernand endeavors to shake things up.

And as youth could, and old age knew; together, they surf on the edge of balance

 

The grape varieties

Red grape varieties

86% Merlot. This grape variety is the most suitable for the Libourne region.
It offers roundness and suppleness to the wine.

12% Cabernet Franc. It brings finesse.

1% of Malbec. For its fruit.

1% Petit Verdot. For its tannic structure and fruits.

Like the Entrecôte à la Bordelaise, Pascal tells us:
"Merlot is my rib steak, Cabernet Franc my shallots,
Malbec and Petit Verdot are my pepper and salt!"

White grape varieties

 Sauvignon. It produces a fine and aromatic wine.