Clos Triguedina

Clos Triguedina has been the cradle of the Baldès family since 1830. The place has a long history rich in the lives of men and women. Pilgrims on the Santiago di Compostella route would often stop there to eat (me trigo de dina in the Occitan language of southwest France means “I am looking forward to dinner”). The Baldès family have, for their part, built up Clos Triguedina by passing on their knowledge, determination, and passion from father...

Situated in the heart of the Cahors wine region, near Puy l’Évêque to the southwest of the town of Cahors, the estate nestles amongst the meandering Lot River and covers some 175 acres in the lush, green Lot Valley. Its soil of clay-limestone and siliceous clay, similar to that found in the famed Pomerol wine region, is ideal for wine production of Classed Growth status. The estate is lucky to have vines planted over four communes: Puy l’Évêqu...

Jean-Luc Baldès’ strength of character and perseverance have led him to understand how to exploit his best plots of vines to make quality wines. He has known how to develop his varied range of wines at the highest level without losing the very essence of this traditional winery, passed down to him after so many generations. The talent and creativity of Jean-Luc has produced a wide selection of wines, each one of which is as audacious as the ne...