Château de Laubertrie
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Château de Laubertrie is a family-owned winegrowing estate located in Salignac, in the Gironde department, managed by SCEA Pontallier et Fils. The 14-hectare vineyard on clay-limestone soils produces red and white wines—including sparkling expressions—under the Bordeaux appellation.
Identity
Château de Laubertrie is located in the commune of Salignac, in the Gironde department. The estate is managed by SCEA Pontallier et Fils.
History and Philosophy
Château de Laubertrie has been a family-owned property since the 16th century. Bernard Pontallier served as the winemaker at the estate, notably for vintages such as 2005.
Appellations
The estate produces wines under the Bordeaux appellation.
Practical Information
Château de Laubertrie is situated at 50 route de Laubertrie, 33240 Salignac. You can contact the estate by telephone on 05 57 43 24 73 or 06 73 27 15 65. The estate offers cellar-door sales as well as tastings.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Château de Laubertrie located and who is the current owner?
- Château de Laubertrie is located in the commune of Salignac, in the Gironde department. The property is managed by SCEA Pontallier et Fils. This family-run winegrowing estate has a rich history, having been farmed by the same family since the 16th century. The estate is a long-standing fixture of local viticulture in this Bordeaux region.
- What are the main grape varieties grown and what is the vineyard's soil type?
- The Château de Laubertrie vineyard covers 14 hectares and benefits from a clay-limestone terroir. The grape varieties grown are diverse and include Merlot, Cabernet-Sauvignon (which can make up to 40% of the blend in certain red cuvées), Muscadelle, and Cabernet Franc. This variety allows the estate to produce several styles of wine.
- Which appellations and wine styles are produced by Château de Laubertrie?
- Château de Laubertrie produces wines under the Bordeaux appellation. The estate offers a varied range including red and white wines. Notable cuvées include the red Château De Laubertrie, crafted from Merlot and Cabernet-Sauvignon. The estate also produces white wines, which can be sparkling, made predominantly from Muscadelle and Cabernet Franc.
- What ageing method is used for Château de Laubertrie's red wines?
- The ageing of Château de Laubertrie red wines, such as the red cuvée Château De Laubertrie, is carried out in vats. This method allows the wines to develop their character prior to bottling. The estate carefully oversees this process to ensure the quality of its wines.
The Vineyard (Terroir)
The vineyard covers an area of 14 hectares. The estate's soils are clay-limestone. The grape varieties planted include Merlot and Cabernet-Sauvignon, the latter accounting for 40% of the blend in certain red cuvées. Grape varieties such as Muscadelle and Cabernet Franc are also grown for other styles of wine.
Signature Cuvées
Château de Laubertrie offers a range of cuvées, including red and white wines. The red cuvée Château De Laubertrie, such as the 2011 vintage, is crafted from Merlot and Cabernet-Sauvignon (making up 40% of the blend). Approximately 13,000 bottles of this red cuvée were produced for the 2011 vintage. The estate also produces white wines, such as Domaine De Laubertrie 2007, which can be a sparkling white wine. This style of cuvée is made primarily from Muscadelle, complemented by Cabernet Franc.
Vinification and Ageing
The ageing of Château De Laubertrie red, as with the 2011 vintage, is carried out in vats.
- Appellation
- Bordeaux
- Commune
- Salignac
- Wine region
- Bordeaux & Bordeaux Supérieur
- Owner
- SCEA PONTALLIER ET FILS
- Technical direction
- Bernard Pontallier
- Surface area
- 14 ha
- Grape varieties
- Merlot, Cabernet-Sauvignon 40%, Muscadelle, Cabernet Franc
Practical information
- Address
- Salignac