Château Rabaud-Promis 2001

An elegant and fresh Sauternes wine 

The estate

Since the 17th century, Château Rabaud-Promis has perpetuated a tradition of viticultural excellence, deeply rooted in the history of the Sauternes appellation. Established on the Rabaud hill since the end of the 18th century, the estate, a Premier Grand Cru Classé in 1855, has experienced a family saga marked by transmissions and recompositions until its purchase in 1950 by Raymond-Louis Lanneluc. Since then, the family has been committed to preserving this heritage by combining ancestral know-how, respect for nature, and oenological innovations.

The vineyard

The vineyard of Château Rabaud-Promis extends over 33 hectares, predominantly planted with sémillon, on a terroir of Pyrenean gravel. Advocating sustainable viticulture, this Sauternes estate values biodiversity and limits interventions to preserve the natural balance.

Blend

Sauvignon blanc and sémillon. 

Characteristics and tasting advice for Château Rabaud-Promis 2001

Tasting

Nose
Generous and expressive nose on white flowers then yellow fruits: pear, mango and apricot. It is followed by notes of honey, wax and spices.

Palate
Enveloping, the palate is adorned with notes of candied fruits, nutmeg and fresh plum.