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Vineyards & Wine

Grand Cru Ambition, Texas Terroir

Organic and biodynamic viticulture in El Paso, guided by generations of French savoir-faire.

Grapes on the vine, El Paso

El Paso Vineyard — Grand Cru Production in Texas

  • Organic and biodynamic certification target.
  • Premium positioning in the ultra-luxury segment.
  • Limited production, maximum quality.
  • A unique terroir story rooted in generations of family history.

Two Market Segments, One Vision

Texas Bubbly

Sparkling wine and spritz crafted to pair with Mexican cuisine — bright, accessible, and unmistakably Texan.

Grand Cru

Premium red — Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blends — alongside white and rosé of the highest expression.

No wine of Mexican-American origin exists to pair with Mexican cuisine. We fill both the accessible and the luxury end of this gap.

Product lines: Sparkling · Spritz · Grand Cru Red · White · Rosé

French Mastery — The Laplace Family

Generations of savoir-faire, since 1759.

  • Established reputation in traditional wine regions.
  • Technical enology expertise.
  • Time-tested techniques adapted for Texas terroir.
  • A bridge between Old World tradition and New World innovation.

Why Texas, Why Now

Texas is one of the fastest-growing wine regions in the world. The economic impact of Texas wine grew from $20.35 billion in 2023 to $24.39 billion in 2025, with planted acreage expanding from 11,546 to 14,043 acres, 136,700 jobs, 2.64 million tourist visits, and $716 million in annual tourist spending. Over the past decade Texas has grown 1,250%, compared with 236% in California and 469% in Oregon — and its wine economy now exceeds that of Spain.

Sources: OIV 2025; Texas wine industry economic impact studies.

Recognition

World Recognition — London, Grand Cru Classification.

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