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Château Lassègue

Saint Émilion château making red Bordeaux from clay, chalk and limestone, with stainless steel fermentation and French oak ageing.

Place
Bordeaux · France
Known for
Clay, chalk and limestone reds

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Atlas locationBordeaux · France44.88° N · 0.13° W

Why it matters

The producer

Château Lassègue makes red Bordeaux in Saint Émilion from a vineyard whose wines are welcoming and authentic, with a true reflection of clay, chalk and limestone terroir. In the cellar, fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks. The wines then age for 15 months in French oak barrels, with 50 to 60 percent new wood.

Place and vineyards

Where the wines begin

The Côte de Saint Émilion places Château Lassègue within Bordeaux's Right Bank. Deep clay, chalk and limestone form the named soil base, and Saint Émilion is the appellation carried by the 2021 red bottle.

Wines to know

The range in view

Château Lassègue 2021 is a red Saint Émilion wine carrying the estate name. It benefits from at least 4 to 6 years of bottle age and reaches peak maturity between 4 and 15 years. The bottle has a defined life beyond release, with maturity developing over time in glass.

Sources and notes 3 sources

Note. The total vineyard area may include holdings beyond the château vineyard, leaving the scope of broader holdings unclear.

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