Medium-intensity garnet colour. A very elegant wine, bouquet of red fruits on the nose. The palate presents jammy fruit, supple and generous, this wine has a beautiful structure and remarkable persistence. Hints of coffee on the finish.

80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon.

Hand harvested and sorted, fermented in stainless steel, 20% aged in new French oak for 12 months to bring density, body and floral notes.

A family, a team, and a passion characterised by generosity, strong values and innovation…

Since 1912, Chteau Haut-Goujon has been a family estate located in the appellations of Lalande-de-Pomerol and Montagne-Saint-milion, near Bordeaux. Four generations have succeeded one another. Corinne Garde and her brother Mickal with his wife, Valrie, continue to take care the property and build on the work of their parents, Liliane and Henri Garde.

In the 1980s, following the rigorous implementation of plot selections, they developed two other Lalande-de-Pomerol and Montagne Saint-Emilion wines under the name Chteau Garderose. The name for this Chteau was inspired by the numerous rose bushes that were planted on the property and at the edge of the vines.

This of 18 hectare-property benefits from excellent terroirs: clay-sand-gravel for Lalande de Pomerol and clay-sand for Montagne-Saint-milion. Over the years, the wines have continued to evolve. They fully express the potential of this atypical terroir. They are produced without added sulphites or with the minimum necessary so that their character and personality is fully revealed. Very aware of the property’s impact on its surroundings, the owners have obtained environmental certification. New signature wines have been created that give full expression to the property’s identity.

Silver Medal: Concours International de Lyon 2018.