Chateau de Barbe Blanche

Chateau de Barbe Blanche Rouge - Chateau de Barbe Blanche 2022

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Chateau de Barbe Blanche Rouge is a red wine of considerable prestige produced in the Bordeaux region, more specifically in the Lussac-Saint-Émilion area, where the soil and climate conditions and the centuries-old winemaking tradition contribute to the creation of wines of exceptional quality. This wine is a refined expression of Bordeaux terroir, reflecting the rich history and winemaking expertise of Chateau de Barbe Blanche, an estate distinguished by its dedication to quality and excellence.

Chateau de Barbe Blanche Rouge is mainly composed of Merlot grapes, with the addition of Cabernet Franc, following the tradition of Bordeaux blends. This varietal composition offers the wine a complex and harmonious structure, characterized by a softness and roundness typical of Merlot, balanced by the freshness and liveliness of Cabernet Franc.

At sight, the wine has a deep ruby ​​red color, with purple hues that underline its youth. On the nose, intense aromas of ripe red and black fruit emerge, such as cherries, plums and blueberries, enriched by spicy notes, chocolate and a slight accent of vanilla, the result of aging in French oak barriques.

In the mouth, Chateau de Barbe Blanche Rouge offers a rich and enveloping tasting, with fine and well-integrated tannins that give the wine a solid but elegant structure. The balance between acidity and alcohol is impeccable, leading to a long and persistent finish, with aromatic returns that recall olfactory sensations.

Ideal in combination with red meats, game dishes, mature cheeses and dishes rich in flavours, this wine is perfect for special occasions or as a complement to a refined dinner. Its complexity and elegance also make it an excellent candidate for aging, capable of evolving and enriching itself with new aromatic nuances over time.


The winery

Château de Barbe Blanche – Winery in Lussac‑Saint‑Émilion (Bordeaux, Nouvelle‑Aquitaine)

Discover the story and wines of Château de Barbe Blanche.

Red wine producer based in Lussac-Saint-Émilion (Bordeaux), known for its clay‑limestone terroir and elegantly structured Merlot‑based wines.
Region: Lussac‑Saint‑Émilion (Bordeaux, Nouvelle‑Aquitaine)
Country: Francia
Grapes: Merlot (63%), Cabernet Franc (31%), Cabernet Sauvignon (6%)
Main vineyard on clay‑limestone soil typical of Saint‑Émilion. Main varieties: Merlot, followed by Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon. In conversion to organic farming Production of multiple labels: the main wine, the second wine "BB de Barbe Blanche" and the micro‑cuvée "Cœur Perdu" Located in Lussac‑Saint‑Émilion, on the Right Bank of the Libournais.
Winery history
The property has historical roots in the Lussac‑Saint‑Émilion area: local documents and legends link the site to ancient cultivation and historical uses, including the estate's appreciation by local historical figures. The site preserves a 19th-century underground quarry with historic inscriptions; modern management was partly taken over by Vignobles Famille André Lurton, which currently oversees production and marketing.
Production philosophy
Strong focus on terroir: vineyard and winemaking practices aim to showcase the local limestone and clay. The estate is undergoing conversion to organic farming and favors winemaking approaches that highlight varietal finesse.
Terroir and vineyards
Situated on the slopes of the Saint‑Émilion plateau, the vineyard rests on clay‑limestone soils. The cited altitude is approximately 87 metres above sea level, with good drainage and an exposure favourable to grape ripening.
Awards and recognitions
Wine critics' scores: recent mentions and scores on Falstaff.

Official Awards

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