Château Rauzan-Ségla, Margaux 2020

Still has good development potential drink the window is from 2027 - 2065 from WS.

the wines. In Margaux, the soil is light and gravelly - this ensures good drainage and limited nutrition for the wine, which above all ensures elegance and finesse

the castle back in the absolute elite. The castle is run by Scotsman John Kolasa, who was previously director of Château Latour. The owners of Château Rauzan-Ségla have also come into possession of the long-established Grand Cru Classéslot Château Canon in Saint Emilion. Château Rauzan-Séglas vineyards are located on the Cantenac plateau between Château Palmer and Château Brane Cantenac. The castle's grounds cover an area of ​​51 hectares. The soil is classic for Margaux with a predominance of gravel and clay. The vines have an average age of around 30 years, thus now at the peak of their performance.