Revue Vigneron No. 62: Château Latour Bordeaux, Domaine Faiveley Burgundy, Antoine & Quentin Paillard Champagne

Revue Vigneron No. 62 – Autumn 2025 offers a journey to the heart of the estates and vintages that shape the excellence of the wine world. This issue highlights human stories, rare expertise, and exceptional wines.

Château Latour – The Living Legend of Pauillac

An icon among icons, Château Latour, the first grand cru classé of Pauillac, continues to push the boundaries of excellence. Under the direction of Artémis Domaines, the estate confirms its uncompromising quest for perfection. An exclusive report at the heart of this institution, where tradition and innovation come together to shape timeless vintages.

Champagne Pierre Paillard – The Brothers' Revolution

In just a decade, Antoine and Quentin Paillard have infused new energy into Champagne Pierre Paillard. In Bouzy, their vintages stand out for their elegance and remarkable purity, reaching a peak of recognition and desirability today. A captivating Champagne success story.

Cave des Amandiers – The Art of Mountain Wines

At the heart of the Valais, between mountains and steep terraces, Alexandre Delétraz crafts identity-rich wines with great precision. His vintages, from a unique terroir, captivate with their freshness and intensity. An inspiring portrait of a winemaker who found his path in a spectacular landscape.

Domaine Faiveley – Two Centuries of History in Burgundy

Founded in 1825 in Nuits-Saint-Georges, the Domaine Faiveley celebrates its bicentennial under the leadership of Eve and Erwan Faiveley. An opportunity to look back on two centuries of family commitment and a collection of crus that illustrate the richness and diversity of Burgundy's wine region.

Château du Cèdre – The Reference of Modern Cahors

On the banks of the Lot, the Verhaeghe family has elevated the Cahors Malbec to a must-have with the Château du Cèdre. Between the Causse scree and high terraces, their robust and refined wines embody the revival of a terroir steeped in history.

Autumn Rosés – Wines for Meditation

Far from the summer clichés, the autumn rosés of Provence reveal another dimension: terroir wines, wines for aging, gastronomic wines. Deep and meditative crus, perfect companions for autumn dishes and moments of reflection. A sensory exploration of off-season Provence.

This Issue 62 of Revue Vigneron is intended for both wine professionals and passionate amateurs, eager to discover the behind-the-scenes of the greatest estates and the current trends in the global vineyard.

Characteristics

• Product Type: Specialized wine magazine

• Title: Revue Vigneron No. 62 – Autumn 2025

• Publisher: Revue Vigneron

• Publication Date: Fall 2025

• Topics Covered: Château Latour (Bordeaux), Champagne Pierre Paillard, Cave des Amandiers (Valais), Domaine Faiveley (Burgundy), Château du Cèdre (Cahors), Autumn Rosés (Provence)

• Audience: Wine professionals, enthusiasts, aficionados.