Château Edmus

Château Edmus lies in the commune of Saint Sulpice de Faleyrens, one of eight communes making up the Saint Emilion Jurisdiction. The Jurisdiction has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, the first vineyard area in the world to make the UNESCO list.  

The estate is, quite simply, a gem. Just 1.6 hectares, Edmus is tended by a team of talented winegrowers and watched over with care. Sandy sub-soils with veins of gravel make it the pe...

The organic and biodynamic wines of Edmus

“Our time on earth is fleeting, and nothing really belongs to us. I like to think that we can help make our world a better place, and build on the gifts it has given us.” These words, spoken by Laurent David, owner of Edmus, sum up the present and future of Château Edmus in a nutshell. Since Stéphane Derenoncourt and Romain Bocchio arrived in 2007, the Edmus land has been worked in harmony with natu...

Château Edmus’s mission is to make a fine, ultra-elegant, velvety-smooth wine. But although producing a great Saint Emilion is one thing, releasing it at its best is something else entirely. So every year, the Château releases a new vintage - not the latest one, but one that’s ready to enjoy straight away. New wines are bottled, carefully stored in the Edmus cellars for 5 years and released for sale just as they reach perfection.

This year,...