LES ROQUES DE CANA

Situated on the ferruginous and chalky clay soil of the limestone plateau of Saint-Vincent Rive d’Olt, a village named after the Saint Patron of the winegrowers, the vineyard “Les Roques de Cana” pays tribute to this glorious past and these Christian values. In 1865, a microscopic aphid called Phylloxera, known to destroy the vines, first appeared in France. Twelve years later, every vineyard in France was infested. The Cahors vineyards were completely destroyed.

Wine producing persisted despite all of this. After 1947, a renewal was set to motion, helped by the development of the Malbec grape variety and above all, due to a more selective and qualitative approach set forth in the 1990s.

Les Roques de Cana, wine estate created by Martial Guiette and 24 other passionate partners is today the symbol of this search for excellence