Overview and History
· Founded in 1934 and located in the heart of the Médoc, the co-op brings together about 100 members, primarily producers from the Médoc and Haut-Médoc, with nearly 800 hectares of vineyards on varied soils (gravel, clay-limestone, and sandy-gravel).
· The co-op favours collective, participatory management with a long-term focus and a strong human element.
· The co-op favours collective, participatory management with a long-term focus and a strong human element.
Environmental and Quality Commitments
· Since 1993, the cooperative’s environmental approach has evolved, ensuring transparency, respect for biodiversity, and sustainable practices.
· It maintains active biodiversity (grass-covered vineyards, hedgerows, beehives) and works to preserve the local environment, integrating social, environmental, and economic concerns into its activities.
· It maintains active biodiversity (grass-covered vineyards, hedgerows, beehives) and works to preserve the local environment, integrating social, environmental, and economic concerns into its activities.
Production and Winemaking
• Winemaking takes place in our cellars, with a focus on authenticity and quality, respecting the terroir while using modern techniques.
• Part of our production is aged in our magnificent barrel cellar.
• Part of our production is aged in our magnificent barrel cellar.
Goals and Values
• The cooperative celebrates its terroirs, its grape varieties (Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot), and the environmental diversity of the Médoc to craft wines of character, authenticity, and enjoyment.
• It operates within a social and solidarity-based economic framework, promoting cooperation, solidarity, and social responsibility, while sharing its profits with its members.
• It operates within a social and solidarity-based economic framework, promoting cooperation, solidarity, and social responsibility, while sharing its profits with its members.
In summary
Les Vignerons d'Uni-Médoc is a cooperative committed to sustainable viticulture that respects its land, producing authentic, high-quality wines that embody human and environmental values.
To learn more: https://unimedoc.com/en/
To learn more: https://unimedoc.com/en/