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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Dragon de Quintus
Le Dragon de Quintus is the second wine of Château Quintus. The name originates from the dragon statue that towers above the magical terroir of Saint-Emilion, perched high upon the promontory, where the estate is located.
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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.
For the Fourth Straight Year, Domaine Clarence Dillon Will Bring Iconic Bordeaux Wines to Hollywood’s Biggest Night.
As an Official Partner of the Academy, the prestigious family-owned company will exclusively pour red, white and rosé wines at the 98th Oscars® and the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
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.