Charming medieval town, Saint-Émilion lies at the heart of the famous Bordeaux vineyard, 40 minutes from Bordeaux. Known worldwide, the village of Saint-Émilion is characterised by the importance of its wine estates, the quality of its wines and the majesty of its architecture and monuments.
Perched on a rocky outcrop, the town of Saint-Émilion and its vineyard owe their originality to the limestone that shaped its identity.
The main economic activity is viticulture and winemaking, with a terroir that is highly renowned beyond borders.
The agricultural sector represents 54% of active establishments across the whole intercommunality.
Furthermore, vines represent 88% of the total agricultural area (that is 55,3% of the total area of the territory) of Grand Saint-Émilionnais.