It all began during the Second Empire on the lands of the Marquis of Calvimont, when they were divided due to the construction of the National Road linking Bordeaux and Spain.
Thus was born the Grand Enclos du Château de Ceron, purchased by the Italian industrialist Giorgio Cavanna, owner in Tuscany of the well-known Castello di Ama.
L'Enclos, located on the superb Plateau de Pontesac has alluvial soils, with great viticultural potential and enters the Graves Rouges et Blancs appellation.