At Château Cazebonne, each bottle is much more than a simple container: it is the reflection of a terroir, the fruit of passionate work and the messenger of a philosophy. This is why our labels are designed with the utmost care, not only to guide you in your choices, but also to tell a part of our history.

The dragonfly, emblem of our commitment

At the heart of our visual identity, the dragonfly is omnipresent. This graceful insect, a symbol of purity and environmental balance, is our emblem. Its presence on our labels attests to our deep commitment to organic farming and the preservation of the biodiversity that reigns in our vines. Every time you hold a bottle of Cazebonne, you also hold a commitment to a living vineyard, as we highlight in our approach to foster biodiversity or agroecology in viticulture.

Colour codes for each collection

To help you navigate the diversity of our range, a distinct colour code is assigned to each collection. These chromatic nuances are not the result of chance; they are an intuitive visual guide, designed so that you can identify the personality of each wine at a glance. Whether you are looking for the conviviality of an "Entre amis" wine, the depth of a "Grand Vin", the surprise of a "Parcellaire" or the authenticity of a "Cépage Oublié", the colour of the bottle labelling will be your guide.

Comprehensive information on the back label

But the information does not stop there. On the back of each label, you will find an explanatory text, a true invitation to understand the cuvée you are about to taste. We detail the specificities of each wine, the vintage, as well as precious indications on its ageing potential and the best moments to savour it. We want every opened bottle to be a successful experience, in keeping with your desires and the unique characteristics of our wines. This level of detail is an integral part of our philosophy: to offer a complete wine experience, from the vine to the tasting.

Forgotten grape varieties and Bordeaux heritage

Our labels are the link between the past and the future of the Bordeaux vineyard, particularly with our "Cépages Oubliés" range. As Jean-Baptiste Duquesne recalls in his book "Bordeaux, une histoire de cépages", many ancestral varieties have been abandoned over time. At Cazebonne, we are committed to reviving these dormant treasures, replanting these disappeared grape varieties to offer you flavours that are new and yet rooted in history, a work that you can discover in our section dedicated to the forgotten grape varieties of Bordeaux or by exploring our winegrowers who are replanting forgotten grape varieties.

The work of Château Cazebonne, between tradition and innovation, is made possible thanks to the unwavering support of the many enthusiasts who have adopted our wines and share our vision. To deepen your knowledge of the fascinating history of Bordeaux grape varieties, we invite you to receive the digital version of the book "Bordeaux, une histoire de cépages" published by Éditions BBD and written by Jean-Baptiste Duquesne via our page dedicated to the book on the history of Bordeaux grape varieties. Also, do not hesitate to test your knowledge with our oenological quizzes or to discover our wines online on the Cazebonne boutique. Moreover, if the subject interests you, we also offer content on Cazebonne in music.