Where we are ?
Bordeaux, France
Famille Surain - Be Bold, Be Original
We’re not your typical Bordeaux vineyard. We’ve been rocking the vines in Saint-Gervais for 100 years, shaking up tradition with a modern twist. Our mission? Craft wines that break the mold—bold, honest, and affordable—all while staying true to the world’s most legendary wine region.
We’re here to revive the wine scene with passion, personality, and a fresh attitude. We love grapes because they’re real—no masks, no filters. They tell the story of the land, the soil, and the hands that nurture them.
Since 2024, we are focusing on buying wine in bulk from our neighbours or tailoring the wines to match exactly our consumers taste from there cellars. Then we bottle the wine and ship them across the world. It allows us to have a wider ranger of taste and we can be more reactive from consumers taste.
Why We Stand Out
Grapes don’t lie. They tell the story of the soil, the land, and the hands that tend them. We’re proud to let our wines speak for themselves—bold, authentic, and undeniably good. Four generations of winemakers have brought us here, and since 2024, we’ve been teaming up with local producers to source bulk wines and fine-tune them to our customers’ tastes. More flavor, more choice, more satisfaction.
Our secret? We’re modern, flexible, and unapologetically different. Our labels are fun, fresh, and a little rebellious—just like our wines. We know tastes change, and we’re here to adapt, creating wines that match your market and your mood. Plus, being in Bordeaux means we’ve got top-notch production and distribution at our fingertips.
Our Crew
We couldn’t have done it alone. Shoutout to Mads Jensen from Supervin.dk in Denmark—our mentor and friend from day one. And a huge thanks to Luca Gardini, the first journalist to put us on the map when we were just a tiny dot.
We’re proud to work with partners who share our mission: making wine exciting again. Are you in?
Cheers! 🍷
Adrien
Fourth generation winemaker since 2018. At first, he thought rosé was a type of grape—now he knows you just mix white and red wine!