Château Grand Pey Lescours
Château Grand Pey Lescours – this is Saint-Émilion as it should be: family-oriented, down-to-earth and with a genuine feel for nature.
Since 1924, the Escure family has cultivated this 25-hectare vineyard in Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens, near the Dordogne River. The gravelly and sandy soils, some with iron-rich subsoil, give the Merlot and Cabernet Franc their distinctive character. For over ten years, the winery has been working exclusively organically – without herbicides or synthetic fertilizers, but with oats, peas, and broad beans sown between the vines.
Three generations of experience, a clear commitment to the environment, and wines that reflect exactly that: authentic Bordeaux with attitude.
Château Grand Pey Lescours –
three generations of Saint-Émilion
Château Grand Pey Lescours is located in Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens, one of the quieter corners of the Saint-Émilion appellation, not far from the Dordogne River. Since 1924, the Escure family has cultivated 25 hectares of vineyards here – soils of gravel and sand, partly with an iron-rich subsoil that gives structure to the Merlot and spicy depth to the Cabernet Franc.
For over ten years, the winery has consistently practiced organic viticulture: no herbicides, no synthetic fertilizers. Instead, oats, peas, and broad beans grow between the rows of vines – they loosen the soil, promote soil life, and keep the vines in natural balance. What sounds like conviction is simply a long-standing practice passed down through generations.
The wines directly reflect this approach: clear fruit expression, with the typical freshness of gravelly Bordeaux soils and a structure that can withstand several years of cellaring. Anyone looking for authentic Bordeaux without any gimmicks will find it here.

