Château L'Inclassable

What a pleasure to have been welcomed into this magnificent house! Of this family weekend dedicated to visiting 3 castles with very different histories and methods, that of the Unclassifiable will remain our best memory and our most beautiful discovery. Passion, work, men and women viscerally attached to their vines. Exciting and passionate meeting.

First and foremost: Excellent wines! Also, the owner was very welcoming and expertly explained about the biologically sound practices that the winery uses to produce Bio-Medoc. One of the few truly bio wines in the region and a family owned enterprise you should really support. We got some bottles as presents and to keep for a special occasion. Great experience, great people great wines!

Discovery of a vineyard by novices in this field. Very warm welcome, visit to the cellar, detailed and clear explanations. It is imperative to visit Château L'Inclassable, meet the Fauchey family and leave with your arms full of these wines tasted. What motivated our visit: the Organic label and the Vegan label. What motivated our purchases: the tasting.

I knew their wines, but it was during a Trott-in-Medoc outing that I was finally able to visit the Château! A very beautiful experience, just like their wines! We were incredibly well received, we discussed methods and wines. A very pleasant interlude! Taste these wines, they are really worth the detour!

A producer as we like them, beyond their wines produced with passion. Kindness, sense of welcome. Thanks to Sabine and her dad.

Arrival in the domain, maintained and calming, sets the tone. The tasting that follows is a real moment of exchange, during which Rémy and Isabelle tell us their story, convey their passion wonderfully, but also talk about their daily difficulties, those of small producers. And not to spoil the pleasure, the wines are very good. In short, taste, authenticity and sharing, to do without hesitation!

Healthy nature and delicious wine. We were given a very warm welcome and tried a delicious organically grown wine. The family has put a lot of work into cultivating the soil. A colorful meadow grows between the vines and insects take over the natural pest control instead of pesticides.