CH RAHOUL GRAVES

A historic Château, whose origins date back to the 17th century, when Chevalier Rahoul built this pretty Carthusian monastery. - A coat of arms that pays homage to its past. - A member of the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux. - The diversity of the terroirs means that the grape varieties are adapted to the nature of each soil: - Merlot thrives on sandy gravel and clayey gravel soils. - Semillon flourishes on the sandy gravel soils, where it reveals its greatest potential. - The red wines are full of finesse and elegance, where the expression of fruity Merlot is enhanced by the complexity of Cabernet Sauvignon. - A Château that is increasingly well rated by the international press.