\r\n \r\n Château Ausone has been owned by Alain Vauthier since 1997, and in the space of ten years, with the help of oenologist Michel Rolland, he has succeeded in making it the absolute world-famous Saint-Emilion wine. Around 15,000 to 18,000 bottles of Château Ausone are produced each year. It is the archetypal powerful, highly aromatic Saint-Emilion wine, with the character of its limestone terroir expressing itself through great minerality and a long, fresh style.","More information on the ","Wine estates recommended by","Buy your Ausone wines at the best price on private sale!","Rated site","19674 notices","20€","Free on your 1st order*.","Access to sales!","Our latest sales of Château Ausone wines","|","Red wine","spicy","velvet","red meat","masterpiece","rough diamond","\"Rated 100/100 by Jeff Leve!\"","\"Château Ausone 2020 is exceptional. Usually more showy, it's packed with lively acids, deep fruit and a very solid structure. Dark red fruits, blood orange, pomegranate, rose petal, mocha and dried herbs come through the glass. Deep and layered, with magnificent finesse, Ausone is in top form in 2020. What a wine! Readers lucky enough to own it are in for an exciting experience over the next few decades. \" (Vinous 2022)","Notes : Robert Parker 98/100, Bettane & Desseauve 19,5/20, RVF 19/20, Gault Millau 18,5/20 \r\n\" Probably the \"Wine of the Year\", the 2008 boasts a deep purple color and a sumptuous perfume of spring flowers, blueberries, blackberry liqueur, camphor, truffle and mineral notes. Very fruity on the attack, it is round and full-bodied, structured and endowed with endless persistence. Give it 5 to 8 years in the cellar and enjoy it over the next 40 to 50 years\". (Robert Parker - May 2011) ","An expert selection","The best wines and champagnes rated by the greatest guides (Hachette, Gault Millau, La Revue du Vin de France, Bettane & Desseauve, Parker, Concours, ...).","Direct from the estates","For impeccable preservation, all the bottles of wine on sale on our site are still in the cellar of the winery or its merchant at the time of your purchase.","Wines at the best price","You always get the best price on the wines you buy on 1jour1vin , and if you find your wine cheaper on another site, we'll refund the difference.","Contact","Delivery","Help/FAQ","GTC","Privacy policy","Wine news","1jour1vin Reviews","Download application","Navigation problems","Manage my cookies","Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, and should be consumed in moderation.","1jour1vin - 2024"]}
Château Ausone comprises seven hectares of vines located on the best terroirs of Saint-Émilion. Château Ausone produces an AOC Saint-Emilion Grand Cru. Along with Château Cheval Blanc, it is classified Premier Grand Cru Classé A.
Château Ausone has been owned by Alain Vauthier since 1997, and in the space of ten years, with the help of oenologist Michel Rolland, he has succeeded in making it the absolute world-famous Saint-Emilion wine. Around 15,000 to 18,000 bottles of Château Ausone are produced each year. It is the archetypal powerful, highly aromatic Saint-Emilion wine, with the character of its limestone terroir expressing itself through great minerality and a long, fresh style.
"Château Ausone 2020 is exceptional. Usually more showy, it's packed with lively acids, deep fruit and a very solid structure. Dark red fruits, blood orange, pomegranate, rose petal, mocha and dried herbs come through the glass. Deep and layered, with magnificent finesse, Ausone is in top form in 2020. What a wine! Readers lucky enough to own it are in for an exciting experience over the next few decades. " (Vinous 2022)
Notes : Robert Parker 98/100, Bettane & Desseauve 19,5/20, RVF 19/20, Gault Millau 18,5/20 " Probably the "Wine of the Year", the 2008 boasts a deep purple color and a sumptuous perfume of spring flowers, blueberries, blackberry liqueur, camphor, truffle and mineral notes. Very fruity on the attack, it is round and full-bodied, structured and endowed with endless persistence. Give it 5 to 8 years in the cellar and enjoy it over the next 40 to 50 years". (Robert Parker - May 2011)