The Domaines de la Parrhèsia is made up of two estates. including Château Le Tuquet, whose chartreuse dates back to the 18th century with charming agricultural buildings and plans for renovation in 2026. Hidden from view, this château produces expressive and characterful wines that the new owners, Delphine and Guillaume Journel have worked hard to achieve with restructuring and replanting while encouraging biodiversity to support the vines. Ideally located, the vineyards are nestled among woods and clearings on the renowned Graves soils, where gravel and pebbles blend with sand, silt, and clay. This allows for bold, intense, and profound red wines, alongside white wines of great finesse.