Chateau Sigalas Rabaud 2004 75cl Crozes Hermitage red fruit and then a

red fruit and then a biscuity palate

He owns 16 hectares with an average age of 40 years situated around the commune of Monnières

A super Carignan Grenache blend

some of them being managed organically (with ICEA certification) and the rest undergoing conversion to organic methods

Chateau Sigalas Rabaud 2004 75cl Crozes Hermitage red fruit and then a"A lovely rich, fruity style of wine with loads of honey on the nose. The palate is so sexy, rich and yet with beautiful acidity, marmalade, sweet curry spice and really balanced." Chteau Sigalas Rabaud has been in the Sigalas family since 1863 and through six generations. It is perfectly situated on a small hill overlooking Chateau dYquem, just 500 metres away. With just fourteen hectares, it is the smallest of all the premier cru class Sauternes