Chateau la Rose Sarron

Château La Rose Sarron Blanc

Grape Variety

• Sauvignon Blanc
• Sémillon

The blend combines the aromatic freshness of Sauvignon Blanc with the richness and texture of Sémillon, a classic hallmark of white wines from Graves.

Description

Produced by Château La Rose Sarron in the Graves appellation, south of Bordeaux, this white wine showcases the elegance and complexity that have made Graves one of Bordeaux's benchmark regions for dry white wines. The estate is managed by the Rochet family and is certified High Environmental Value (HVE), reflecting its commitment to sustainable viticulture.

The 2022 vintage offers a generous and expressive style, balancing ripe fruit with freshness and subtle complexity. It is a wine that combines immediate appeal with enough structure to accompany a wide range of dishes.

Tasting Notes

Appearance
Pale yellow with light green reflections and brilliant clarity.

Nose
Aromatic and inviting, revealing notes of acacia blossom, apricot, peach, pear and subtle hints of vanilla and butter.

Palate
Rich and generous with flavours of pineapple, pear and stone fruits. The palate is rounded and textured, displaying impressive depth while maintaining freshness and balance.

Finish
Long and persistent, with lingering tropical fruit, gentle spice and a subtle mineral freshness.

Food Pairing

• Roast chicken with herbs
• Grilled sea bass
• Salmon en croûte
• Creamy seafood dishes
• Comté aged 18–24 months
• Brie de Meaux
• Mushroom risotto
• Pork tenderloin
• Aperitif

Technical Information

• Classification: AOP Graves
• Region: Bordeaux
• Country: France
• Vintage: 2022
• ABV: 13%
• Style: Dry White Wine
• Viticulture: HVE Certified Estate
• Serving Temperature: 10–12°C
• Cellaring Potential: 3–5 years

Olivier's Thoughts

This is a wine that perfectly illustrates why Graves remains one of Bordeaux's most underrated appellations for white wine. What I particularly enjoy is the balance between freshness and richness. You get the vibrant fruit and elegance that Sauvignon Blanc brings, but the Sémillon adds texture and depth, making the wine feel much more complete than many straightforward aromatic whites. It is equally at home as an aperitif or paired with food, and offers a wonderful introduction to the style of white Bordeaux. For customers looking beyond Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire or New Zealand, this is a fantastic discovery and exceptional value for money.