Christophe Bardeau,
the man behind the estate.
A philosophy of respect and precision
"Making kosher wine in Pomerol means reconciling two demanding heritages: that of great wine and that of purity."
— Christophe Bardeau
For Christophe Bardeau, wine is not a simple product: it is a link between the land, time and people.
His method is based on meticulous work in the vineyard, deliberately limited yields, and patient aging in Darnajou oak barrels.
The wines, which are kosher, are produced under rabbinical supervision. A testament to their integrity and consistency.
The Roses Camille spirit
The estate is named Roses Camille, in homage to a family lineage and a philosophy: cultivating beauty, authenticity and transmission.
In each bottle, we find this unique imprint: an authentic emotion, born from the dialogue between the terroir and the hand of man.
Today, Domaine Roses Camille stands out as a discreet but sought-after reference in Pomerol, where viticultural excellence meets the art of kosher hospitality.
A winemaker in search of meaning
At the helm of Domaine Roses Camille, Christophe Bardeau embodies the fifth generation of passionate winemakers, driven by the quest for meaning and authenticity.
Coming from a family attached to the land, he chose to continue the adventure of wine with a personal vision: to unite the excellence of the Pomerol terroir with an approach respectful of kosher traditions.
Every gesture, every harvest, every blend is guided by an absolute requirement: to express the truth of the terroir and the grape, without artifice, with the greatest respect for nature and the spirituality that surrounds the wine.