Maison Mabileau : The New Elegance of Saint Emilion At the helm of Maison Mabileau stands Antoine Mabileau, a visionary winemaker whose ambition and sensitivity to terroir have brought a new dimension of elegance to Saint-Émilion. When he assumed ownership of Château Moulin Bellegrave in 2012, Antoine infused the family estate with a contemporary spirit—combining precision viticulture, refined craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.

Château
Moulin Bellegrave

In Saint Emilion, the Château MOULIN BELLEGRAVE is situated alongside the Dordogne river at the highest point of the commune of Vigonet, whose very ancient name indicates a vocation for winegrowing on this rich mound of gravel soil. Its name inspires the ‘terroir’ of which it is a proud reflection.

Château
Vieux Lavergne

When Château Vieux Lavergne was acquired, it stood out for its terroir composed of silts and sands. This soil type is unusual, with the silty particles providing a major source of nutrients for the renewal of soil fertility.