The Story
This former old property of the Countesses of Rochefort, has 32 acres planted just southeast of Libourne in St. Sulpice-de-Faleyrens along the Dordogne River rich soils in Saint-Emilion. This St.-Emilion shows elegant aromatics of raspberries and blackberries waft from the glass, intertwined with subtle notes of earth and spice. The very first sip showcases a vibrancy of youthful fruit with soft tannins to match.
Description
This former old property of the Countesses of Rochefort, has 32 acres planted just southeast of Libourne in St. Sulpice-de-Faleyrens along the Dordogne River rich soils in Saint-Emilion. This St.-Emilion shows elegant aromatics of raspberries and blackberries waft from the glass, intertwined with subtle notes of earth and spice. The very first sip showcases a vibrancy of youthful fruit with soft tannins to match.
