he Bourgeois family, one of the leading interpreters of Loire wines with 65 hectares of vineyards, has embarked on an adventure in the Marlborough region, transforming part of 93 hectares of pastureland into vineyards. Only two varieties, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir, for this encounter between French tradition and the new world, interpreted in two different ways. The fresh and young Fusional, easy to drink but still in line with New Zealand oenology while the Chapel Peak, with marked minerality combined with depth. These two wines represent in an extraordinary way the tradition of the New World; Although far from the friendly soil of Saint-Satur, Arnaud and Cédric Bourgeois produce wines that are perfect interpreters of New Zealand.