CHATEAU HAUTE NAUVE
About CHATEAU HAUTE NAUVE
Minimum order €100
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Brand location Saint-Laurent-des-Combes, Aquitaine, France
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Since 1983
Made in France
Château Haute-Nauve is located in the south-east
of the Saint Émilion Grand Cru appellation in the commune of Saint Laurent des Combes.
Belonging to the same family for
4 generations.
From 1910, the wines of the château were recognized and awarded prizes at the Universal Exhibition in Brussels and
several times at the Concours Général in Paris.
In 1930, there was an explosion of cooperative cellars in Gironde where independent winegrowers came together, entrusting their harvest for vinification and marketing. Social phenomenon where Léo REYNIER joined that of SAINT-EMILION.
In 1959, Raymond and Jeannine REYNIER bought Domaine Le Comte, today called Château
Le Comte Mallet, a 2-hectare vineyard, adjoining Château Haute-Nauve, in the commune of
Saint Hippolyte.
Since the 2009 harvest, Marie-Anne REYNIER has made major investments in the farm. A new winery is built to showcase the richness of the land and the work accomplished. The wines are thus vinified again directly on the property.
It is currently Florent MALLET, Marie-Anne's son, who manages the farm, combining tradition and modernity.
The vineyard extends over 9.5 hectares in the communes of Saint Laurent Des Combes & Saint Hippolyte
mainly at the foot of hillsides, including part on hillsides.
The soils are composed of clay, black sand and limestone. The grape varieties are made up of 70% Merlot, 27% Cabernet Franc and 3% Cabernet Sauvignon.
The vineyard has been managed using sustainable viticulture without the use of chemical weedkillers since 2005. The property has been HVE 3 certified since 2018.
of the Saint Émilion Grand Cru appellation in the commune of Saint Laurent des Combes.
Belonging to the same family for
4 generations.
From 1910, the wines of the château were recognized and awarded prizes at the Universal Exhibition in Brussels and
several times at the Concours Général in Paris.
In 1930, there was an explosion of cooperative cellars in Gironde where independent winegrowers came together, entrusting their harvest for vinification and marketing. Social phenomenon where Léo REYNIER joined that of SAINT-EMILION.
In 1959, Raymond and Jeannine REYNIER bought Domaine Le Comte, today called Château
Le Comte Mallet, a 2-hectare vineyard, adjoining Château Haute-Nauve, in the commune of
Saint Hippolyte.
Since the 2009 harvest, Marie-Anne REYNIER has made major investments in the farm. A new winery is built to showcase the richness of the land and the work accomplished. The wines are thus vinified again directly on the property.
It is currently Florent MALLET, Marie-Anne's son, who manages the farm, combining tradition and modernity.
The vineyard extends over 9.5 hectares in the communes of Saint Laurent Des Combes & Saint Hippolyte
mainly at the foot of hillsides, including part on hillsides.
The soils are composed of clay, black sand and limestone. The grape varieties are made up of 70% Merlot, 27% Cabernet Franc and 3% Cabernet Sauvignon.
The vineyard has been managed using sustainable viticulture without the use of chemical weedkillers since 2005. The property has been HVE 3 certified since 2018.
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