Separated from the rest of the Gironde by the Dordogne, Saint-Emilion is the living symbol of a unique history and geography which has recently been awarded World Heritage status by UNESCO.
A visit here is an enchanting experience. The vineyard bears the imprint of centuries of tradition, of generations of winegrowers who have handed on their know-how, and an art of living that combines elegance with warm-heartedness.
Saint-Emilion: a hill, a thousand names given to a wine that is renowned the world over for its distinction, its generosity and its palette of infinitely nuanced aromas, just waiting for you to discover.

Château Haut-Rocher - Saint Émilion Grand Cru

After maturing, on average 18 to 20 months, all the batches are tasted in order to select the most powerful and best structured wines, the finest and most elegant, which, once blended, will bear the label of Château Haut-Rocher.
With its lovely, deep colour, this Saint-Emilion Grand Cru develops powerfully in the nose, with aromas of violets, prunes and liquorice, giving way to spices, truffles and forest undergrowth. In the mouth it is full, well-balanced, long-lasting and fruity. Its structure makes it a perfect wine for laying down.

With Château Haut-Rocher, you will have a fine bottle well able to withstand the passage of time, 15 years minimum. That will not rule out tasting it earlier for its fruity aromas will go very well with duck and game, bearing in mind that more the cuisine is complex, more the accompanying wine must be complex. Château Haut-Rocher will prove this.