Description

Located in the commune of Cabanac-Villagrains, canton of La Brède, the Langlet castle is one of the oldest wines of its region. It is referenced in Bordeaux et ses Vins by Éditions Féret of 1868, for its production in red and white. The vineyard spreads out on a deep, magnificently exposed bass crest. It is now the property of the Jean Kressmann family, which applies a traditional culture and vinification. The reds, mainly of Merlot grape variety, are very charming. After one year of aging in barrels, they are elegant and delicate. The whites, produced only from Sauvignon grape variety, are fruity, fond. They are in the style of the great wines of Graves. Cabernet Sauvignon: 20% Merlot: 80% White vineyard: Sauvignon: 100%