At Maison A. de Luze, founded in 1820 in the wake of revolutionary France, heritage is not a relic—it speaks, dares, and reinvents itself.
Today, we’re proud to unveil two bold and unexpected new cuvées: Napoléon and Marianne.
These iconic figures of French history embody, through our lens, a modern spirit of freedom, ambition, and freshness.
Crafted under the Vin de France designation, these wines embrace a liberated approach, free from conventional rules. Unbound by origin, they explore unique and unapologetic blends. Take the red, for example: a Syrah from the Pays d’Oc, a Grenache from Corbières, and the essential Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon from Bordeaux—all brought together in a single, unifying expression. A daring choice, echoing the conquering spirit of their namesakes.
These cuvées celebrate the diversity of French terroirs and the artistry of uninhibited blending—a new way of telling the story of wine, beyond borders and dogma.
With Napoléon and Marianne, Maison A. de Luze & Fils signs two boundary-breaking wines that stay true to its legacy while boldly looking ahead.