Château de Bel-Air: historical vintage mentioned in the edition of the Féret in 1898. In 2011, Mr. and Mrs. de Laet Derache decided to acquire the Château de Bel-Air. Their goal is to restore to the terroir its nobility and the reputation of its reputation by developing a reference wine for its appellation. In 2011, Michel de Laet Derache, a private banker, decided to take over the management of Château de Bel-Air.In 1960, his father wishing to commemorate their flight to Lourdes twenty years ago, took the youngest Doctor of Laws in the South West for the first time. At that time, his father had good relations with a certain owner, among others, who was in Libourne where he took his meals. At that time, the wine of the property was not à la carte but Mr. Joseph de Laet Derache always arrived thanks to the mother "Loubat" to accompany his meal with a noble beverage Petrus 47. The Belgians have not not only the reputation of living well ...The young doctor in law started his apprenticeship. Fifth of the generation of private bankers, the family favors excellence of service and work to profitability. That carries them!He decides today to apply the same philosophy to this new project. He makes every effort and decides to return to this wonderful terroir, which he has just acquired, all he deserves while maintaining the tradition. Michel de Laet Derache loves nature and work.The property today has an area of ​​15.6 hectares of vines planted between 6000 and 6500 feet per hectare, the grape variety is representative of the right bank: 73% of black merlot, 19% of Cabernet Franc and 8% Cabernet Sauvignon.