Located in the commune of Montagne, in the Montagne-Saint-Émilion appellation, Château Canon de Brem is a historic property of the Libournais, closely linked to the local nobility since the 18th century. It owes its name to the de Brem family and benefits from a privileged position overlooking Saint-Émilion.

The estate was taken over by the Baronnie Vignobles International group, which develops sustainable viticulture and a faithful expression of the terroir. The technical management works to produce elegant, modern, and accessible wines while respecting the codes of the right bank.

A terroir at the gates of Saint-Émilion

The vineyard covers about 18 hectares, planted mainly with Merlot (80%) and Cabernet Franc (20%), on clay-limestone soils similar to those of Saint-Émilion. The proximity to the limestone plateau gives the wines a beautiful structure, natural freshness, and a certain aging potential.

Modern and meticulous winemaking

Each plot is vinified separately in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats. The aging, lasting 12 to 15 months, takes place in French oak barrels, a portion of which is renewed each year. The estate's style favors roundness, elegance, and suppleness, with wines accessible from their youth but capable of aging.

Flagship cuvée

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  Château Canon de Brem: a classic and balanced expression of Montagne-Saint-Émilion, marked by black fruit, a silky texture, and a fresh finish.

  
  
  

Owner: Jean Halley;

Commune: Fronsac;

Planting density: 6,000 vines/ha;

Vine age: 33 years;

Area: 8.7 ha;

Grape varieties: 85% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Franc;

Other wines produced: Château La Croix Canon, Château la Dauphine.