CHATEAU TROTTEVIEILLE
Situated on the east-facing slopes of Saint-Émilion in the Gironde, Château Trottevieille covers 12 hectares of clay soils over a limestone base, at the heart of Bordeaux's most prestigious right-bank appellation. Classified Premier Grand Cru Classé B since 1955 and under the stewardship of Borie-Manoux and the Castéja family since 1947, the château holds a remarkable viticultural treasure: Cabernet Franc vines planted in 1868, predating the phylloxera crisis. At Halles Quercamps, we selected this estate for the singular character of its old-vine encépagement, the depth it lends to its reds, and the consistency of a classical, thoroughbred style true to the identity of Saint-Émilion. A benchmark for lovers of great right-bank Bordeaux.