Clos la Providence
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Clos La Providence, located in Ludon in the Médoc, is a family-run winegrowing estate producing red wines under the Bordeaux appellation. It is known for its "L'Impro" cuvées and its deep clay-loam terroirs.
Identity
Clos La Providence is a winegrowing estate located in the commune of Ludon, in the Gironde. It is owned by Marie-Victoire and Arthur, with Benjamin and Edouard also playing key roles within the team.
History and philosophy
Formerly known as Château La Providence, the estate was mentioned in the Féret Guide as early as the 1920s. In 1988, the Bouteiller family acquired around thirty hectares, marking a new chapter for the property. Prior to dedicating herself to wine, Marie-Victoire was involved in horse breeding.
The appellations
The estate produces wines under the Bordeaux appellation.
Winemaking and ageing
Vinification takes place in a converted former small abattoir. The winery is equipped with vats ranging in capacity from 10 to 40 hectolitres. Macerations last between two and three weeks.
Practical information
Clos La Providence offers tastings and direct cellar-door sales at the estate.
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The vineyard (terroir)
The vineyard consists of five parcels. The soils are deep and cool clay-loam, typical of "dry" palus terroirs. The grape varieties grown include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. A portion of the Merlot vines is 30 years old, while other vines are over 60 years old. The vineyard is situated in the Médoc.
Flagship cuvées
The estate's range includes "Clos La Providence", "La Nuit de la Providence", and "L’Impro". The "Impro 2020", a still red wine, is widely praised as a standout release. Ageing for this cuvée takes place in vats.
- Appellation
- Bordeaux
- Commune
- Ludon
- Wine region
- Bordeaux & Bordeaux Supérieur
- Owner
- Marie-Victoire et Arthur
- Grape varieties
- Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
Practical information
- Address
- Ludon
- Contact form
- Contact the estate