A small Right Bank estate with roots in Fronsac, Château Galand traces its modern identity to a former holding of the Moueix family, linking it to one of Bordeaux’s most influential lineages. Tucked between the Fronsac plateau and the Dordogne, the vineyard sits on clay and marl soils with vines often exceeding 60 years of age, conditions that promote depth and structure. Farming remains traditional with manual harvests and parcel-by-parcel selection, followed by careful fermentation and élevage designed to preserve fruit and build texture. The wine is typically built on a Merlot-dominant blend with supporting Cabernet Franc and Malbec, reflecting classic Right Bank composition. Within Bordeaux Supérieur, stricter yields, longer aging, and higher ripeness standards elevate quality beyond basic Bordeaux, yielding structured, cellar-worthy reds that remain accessible in price and style.