CLOS MARSALETTE
Set across 14 hectares of gravelly ridges in Martillac, Clos Marsalette draws on a varied subsoil — faluns, tawny sands and variegated clays from Miocene and Pliocene marine sediments — at the heart of Pessac-Léognan. Founded in 1991 by Comte Stephan von Neipperg, already behind Canon-La Gaffelière and La Mondotte, the château underwent a thorough overhaul of its winemaking facilities in 2002, marking a decisive step forward in quality. At Halles Quercamps, we selected this château for the discipline of its yields — a mere 22 hl/ha — and for the precision with which it renders both colours of Pessac-Léognan across an authentically Bordelais gravel terroir. A discreet cru, run with the rigour of the finest Left Bank estates.