*from "Haut" because located on the highest point of the "Chaigneau" or "Chagneau" plateau
while becoming even more generous with age: a wine intended for more modern and unpretentious consumption
A vintage produced only if the quality of the year meets our expectations
"Le Claret de Haut-Chaigneau" is not a rosé to be enjoyed under parasols
Predominantly fruity and beautifully fresh
La Sergue Vintage:2015 *from "Haut" because located onLa Sergue is a special cuve. A benchmark of the appellation, La Sergue* is a story of three distinct vineyard sites in Lalande de Pomerol: La Mirande, La Margaux, and La Pignire. It is a blend of three grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec, harvested at perfect ripeness, vinified in large oak casks and separately by terroir, then aged in barrels before being blended to reflect the unique characteristics of each vintage. La Sergue thus