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(C) Vignerons Indépendants 2025 - Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume with moderation.
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Marie MONTELS, Bruno MONTELS
Sud-ouest - Armagnac
141 Route de Burgal 81170 SOUEL France
1 Medal
François HERY
Val de Loire - Vendée
77, Impasse Des Bonnes Gagnes 49320 BRISSAC LOIRE AUBANCE France
HVE
Marie-Pierre BRETTON / SERPE
Provence - Corse
401 Château Mentone 83510 SAINT ANTONIN DU VAR France
Bio
Gilles GERAULT
Sud-ouest - Armagnac
982 Chemin De La Côte De Rosette 24100 BERGERAC France
HVE
Charles BLONDEAU-DANNE
Bourgogne - Beaujolais
2 Rue Du Ban 21190 SAINT AUBIN France
Being an Independent Winemaker means cultivating your own vines, making wine in your own cellar, and selling your wine while sharing your passion. The collective brand “Independent Winemaker” embodies committed, authentic, and human viticulture. Recognized by its logo, it promotes the diversity of terroirs and the unique expertise of the men and women who make their wines from start to finish. Guaranteeing a direct relationship between producers and consumers, it has always championed authentic wines and personalities.
Buying a wine labeled “Vigneron Indépendant” (Independent Winemaker) is a committed act! Behind this label are several thousand French winemakers who cultivate their vines, vinify, and market their wines themselves. It is a sign of recognition for consumers seeking authentic vintages and ancestral know-how. It means supporting the men, women, and families who make their wine from start to finish on their own estates. It means prioritizing artisanal quality, terroir diversity, and the local economy. Discerning consumers recognize this logo as a mark of authenticity: a wine with a true story and a direct link to the winemaker.
Depuis 1976, la Confédération des Vignerons Indépendants de France représente et défend un modèle viticole singulier, fondé sur l’indépendance, le savoir-faire, le lien direct avec le consommateur et la richesse des territoires. Syndicat professionnel, elle agit pour la reconnaissance du métier de Vigneron Indépendant, le soutien aux domaines viticoles, et la promotion de leurs spécificités en France comme à l’international. Organisée en réseau et animée par des vignerons engagés, la Confédération repose sur un fonctionnement démocratique, collégial et participatif.