Château de Rochemorin

Elegant and expressive, the nose opens with aromas of yellow and white fruits such as apricot and nectarine, with subtle hints of brioche and gingerbread. On the palate, the wine is charming and well-balanced. The attack is rich and velvety, and the finish is carried by a fine tension. A pleasant salty minerality gives the whole an extra dimension and prolongs the pleasure of tasting.

Château de Rochemorin belonged to the great philosopher and writer Charles Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu, in the 18th century. Among other famous works, he was the author of the "Persian Letters". Montesquieu was a fine ambassador for the red wines of Rochemorin among his friends, acquaintances and the notables he met during his trips throughout Europe, never forgetting to praise the beautiful complexity and mineral characteristics of his wine, so typical of the Graves terroir. Its beautiful aromatic expression, accompanied by a well-balanced and elegant palate make this one of the most reliable wines in the appellation, while remaining very affordable.