The blend of Saint-Émilion’s
finest terroirs
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An ancient vineyard, with an extraordinary past, present and future.
An outstanding terroir, perched on a limestone promontory,
Offering a breath-taking 360-degree view.
A model of phenomenal biodiversity.
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Château Quintus
Among the Gallo-Romans, founders of the Saint-Émilion vineyard, “Quintus” meant “the fifth.” Quintus is the place of five directions: four cardinal points to embrace the earth, and a fifth to question the sky. There, the omen is revealed, in the balance between the human horizon and the voice of nature.
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Saint-Emilion de Quintus
Receiving the same care given to Château Quintus and Le Dragon de Quintus, the Saint-Emilion de Quintus was launched in 2014. Plots situated on the low ground of the plains of the Dordogne contribute mainly to the production of this wine.
A haven of biodiversity
The environmental specificity of Château Quintus lies in its Mediterranean Green Belt, a real haven of biodiversity, as well as in the woods and grounds of the estate. A recent inventory of the profusion of auxiliary fauna and flora at the property reveals a rare abundance of species thriving in the vineyard, but also in the hedgerows and woods in the surrounding area.