Château Les Clauzots

Château Les Clauzots has belonged to the Tach family, winegrowers from father to son for almost a century. Today, Frédéric Tach is the guardian of this family heritage. Located in the small commune of Saint-Pierre de Mons, 40 kilometers southeast of Bordeaux, the vineyards of Château Les Clauzots belong to the Graves appellation, the oldest vineyard in Bordeaux and the only appellation in France to bear the name of its soil.

The Château Les Clauzots estate comprises 14 hectares of red vines and 6 hectares of white vines, with an average age of 30 years, planted on a plateau overlooking the Garonne River with a slight south-north slope. Whether white or red, Château Les Clauzots wines are subtle and complex, and will satisfy even the most demanding connoisseurs.