The name Grand Mayne can be taken literally in this case and is freely translated for a luxurious house with a large piece of land attached to it. The house itself was built at the end of the 15th century and then also had 250 hectares of vineyards, which, compared to the 21 hectares of today, was a lot bigger. In 1934 the domain was purchased by the Nony family who modernized for generations but the biggest change, and a huge leap forward in quality came only from the vintage of 2015. Brand new accommodations and especially the influence of the new wine consultant Louis Mitjavil make Grand Mayne today one of the references of Saint-Emilion. The last volumes are therefore officially the best wines ever produced on Grand Mayne.