Primum Familiae Vini

26/05/2026

Cheers from Hong Kong, where PFV is welcoming guests for a rare opportunity to meet its members and taste iconic wines from twelve of the world’s finest wine families.

📍Vinexpo Asia, Hong Kong - Stand L1 | B 050
📅 26 – 28 May

21/05/2026

Laurent, Véronique, Frédéric & Philippe Drouhin represent the fourth generation of the family, upholding a heritage shaped by dedication, precision and a deep respect for Burgundy terroirs , in continuity with their father, Robert Drouhin.
They are here together in front of the entrance to the house of the Diénat. This residence belonged to the duke of Burgundy, then to the Kings of France and has been home to the Maison Joseph Drouhin since 1880. This door has been opened and closed for centuries, granting priviliged access to the secrets of the ancestral cellars below. Tradition is preserved and refinement is constantly redefined.

13/05/2026

The origins of Castiglioncello di Bolgheri, part of the estate, date back to the 12th century, at an elevation of 393 metres above sea level.
Its position allowed control over the surrounding territory and the main routes connecting the hills to the coast.
Over the centuries, it passed to the Soderini family (1441–1650), then to the Incontri family, who acquired it in 1650. In 1801, it became part of the estates of Count Camillo della Gherardesca and, in the 1930s, was inherited by the Marchesi Incisa della Rocchetta.



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07/05/2026

The historic house of Château de Beaucastel blends stone walls with natural insulation materials: lime, h**p and a mix of clay and sand sourced from the excavation, creating a grounded and acoustically refined space.
Custom furnishings crafted from silk, bamboo, reclaimed stone and timber reflect a refined, site-specific design approach rooted in the estate’s heritage.

30/04/2026

Excellence is built over generations and recognized.
The PFV Prize rewards family-owned businesses that combine craftsmanship, innovation and long-term vision.

Last call to apply for the 4th edition.
Applications close on June 30, 2026 on pfv.org.

29/04/2026

28/04/2026

The PFV Prize is a €100,000 award created in 2020 to celebrate outstanding family-owned businesses. Every two years, it recognizes excellence, transmission, innovation and long-term vision.

Apply before June 30, 2026 on pfv.org.

27/04/2026

Exceptional businesses deserve to be seen.
Since 2020, the PFV Prize has been recognizing family-owned companies that stand out for their excellence, craftsmanship and innovation.

Think your company embodies these values?
Applications are now open until June 30, 2026 on pfv.org.

24/04/2026

Since 2020, the PFV Prize has recognised family businesses that, like PFV families, measure their work in generations rather than years.
A Japanese master lacquerware artist.
A French manufacturer of noble fibres, now in its eighth generation.
A Belgian violin-making atelier.

Craftsmanship. Transmission. A certain idea of excellence, shaped over time. Applications for the fourth edition are now open on pfv.org.

23/04/2026

What we build today is meant to last.
The PFV Prize honors family-owned businesses that invest in future generations while preserving their heritage.

Apply before June 30, 2026 on pfv.org and be part of those shaping tomorrow.

21/04/2026

Immerse yourself in with Familia Torres.
Here, you can feel the tradition and passion for wine in each sip. ✨ Intense wines with character, the result of an exceptional terroir and vineyards that have withstood the passage of time. 🍇