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    Bordeaux Amazons

    June 25, 2013
    Château de L’Hurbe 2005, a wine by Agnés Bousseau

    Château de L’Hurbe 2005, a wine by Agnés Bousseau

    They call themselves the Bordeaux Amazons, and indeed, they can well be described as the female warriors of that wine region. Five women from the Cubzaguais, a little wine area between Côtes de Bourg and Fronsac, got together to help each other market their wines. In between, they visited India. Agnés Bousseau (Château de L’Hurbe), Claudine Rozier (Château des Arras), Cécile Thirouin (Château L’insoumise), Florence Prud’homme (Château Saincrit) and Hélène Fenouillet (Château La Gatte) made for a very different group of travelling winemakers!

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