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What Singapore has taught us about wine...

By Romik Arconian on Jun 29, 2026

We didn't come to Singapore expecting to be as surprised as we eventually were. We'd sold wine in France, and all across Europe. We thought we understood our buyers. Singapore changed that fairly quickly. Th...

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A day in the Vineyard: May/June 2026 Edition

By Romik Arconian on Jun 22, 2026

Our alarm goes off before 6am. By the time the sun is properly up, we're already in the rows. This is the unglamorous stretch of the growing season: no harvest, no pressing, no ceremony. Just monitoring the ...

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My phone always shows two clocks...

By Romik Arconian on Jun 15, 2026

Last Tuesday at 7pm, I was clearing up after dinner when my phone lit up. Our team was sending a photo from the vineyard. The vines at golden hour, that specific low light you only get over the Néac plateau ...

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36 degrees in the Gironde... Here's what that felt like.

By Romik Arconian on Jun 08, 2026

We're going to be honest with you: nobody plans for July conditions in May. The last week of May in Bordeaux is supposed to feel like a generous spring: warm afternoons, cool enough evenings to sleep with ...

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2022 Château Canon Chaigneau – Grace Under Pressure on the Néac Plateau

By Marine Fontana on Mar 20, 2026

rewarded the Néac plateau’s deep, resilient soils with wines of exceptional harmony, depth, and quiet strength. The story began with a mild, dry winter, marked by lower rainfall than average. Budburst arrive...

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How Weather impacts the grape Harvest and Winemaking

By Marine Fontana on Mar 19, 2026

At Château Canon Chaigneau, we talk a lot about terroir, grape variety, and vineyard care. But when harvest arrives, one factor dominates everything else: the weather. The conditions in the very days and hou...

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Grape ripeness: more than Sugar

By Marine Fontana on Mar 09, 2026

When walking through the vineyard in late summer, the clusters of grapes look tempting. They taste sweet, their skins are rich in colour, and they seem ready to harvest. But appearances can be deceiving. For...

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What happens after harvest: The Vinification Process at Château Canon Chaigneau

By Marine Fontana on Mar 06, 2026

Harvest may mark the end of the vineyard season, but it is only the beginning of winemaking. Vinification simply means the process of turning grapes into wine. At Château Canon Chaigneau, this stage is where...

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How Yeast and Must Kick Off Wine Fermentation

By Marine Fontana on Feb 18, 2026

At first glance, it might look like pastry cream being whipped up in a kitchen. But in reality, what you’re seeing is one of the most important steps in winemaking: the preparation of a yeast starter, or “pi...

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Racking in Winemaking: Understanding the Écoulage

By Marine Fontana on Feb 18, 2026

What is Racking (Écoulage) in Winemaking? In winemaking, racking, or écoulage in French, is the process of separating the wine from the pomace (the solid matter such as skins and seeds) after fermentation. ...

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