Rouget Red 2003 A Wine From Pomerol :

A history of consistent quality

Château Rouget is a vineyard whose reputation dates back to the 19th century, when it was ranked among the top five Pomerol wines, a testament to the consistent quality of the wines produced by the various owners of the estate. Since 1992, the Labruyère family has taken over the reins of the Château and has made it their mission to restore the estate's reputation by perpetuating this same level of quality.

An exceptional terroir

The Labruyère family was drawn to the Pomerol appellation, often referred to as "the most Burgundian of Bordeaux", and convinced of the exceptional quality of the Rouget terroir. To showcase the characteristics of this terroir, they use traditional and rigorous winemaking techniques, which allow them to produce exceptional wines.

Elegant and refined wines

Château Rouget produces wines that are now recognized for their elegance, finesse, and ability to age gracefully. This quality is the result of meticulous and passionate work, which aims to produce wines that reflect the richness of the Pomerol terroir. The wines of Château Rouget are therefore the result of a savoir-faire handed down from generation to generation, and today sublimated by the Labruyère family.

In summary, Château Rouget is a vineyard that has maintained consistent quality throughout the centuries. Thanks to the Labruyère family, it has regained its former prestige by producing exceptional wines that reflect the richness of the Pomerol terroir. The wines of Château Rouget are a promise of elegance and finesse, which live up to their reputation.

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