Owned by the Corre-Macquin family, the vineyard has a prime location atop the Saint-Emilion plateau above the limestone ledge at the foot of the slope. Facing westward, opposite the medieval town, Pavie Maquin overlooks the small Fongaban Valley.
The clay-limestone soil provides superb natural drainage and a regular water supply. The high concentration of clay results in generous, powerful, and fresh wines.
One of Saint-Emilion’s flagship estates, Pavie Macquin combines traditional methods in the vineyard and cellar as well as a selection of modern techniques.
