Château Garraud-Treytins
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Château Garraud-Treytins, owned by Vignobles Léon Nony in Néac, produces Montagne Saint-Émilion wines across approximately 5 hectares of sandy-loam to gravelly soils. Michel Rolland consults for the estate.
Identity
Château Garraud-Treytins is a winegrowing estate. Owned by Vignobles Léon Nony, it is situated in the commune of Néac.
History and philosophy
Château Treytins was acquired by Vignobles Léon Nony in 1997. Winemaking notably benefits from the consulting expertise of Michel Rolland.
The appellations
Château Treytins crafts wines under the Montagne Saint-Émilion appellation.
Practical information
The estate is located at the following address: 3 les Garrauderies, 33500 Néac.
For any enquiries, you can contact the estate by telephone on +33 (0) 5 57 55 58 58 or by email at contact@chateaugarraud.fr.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Château Garraud-Treytins located and who owns it?
- Château Garraud-Treytins is located in the commune of Néac, in the Bordeaux wine region. It is one of the properties managed by Vignobles Léon Nony. The acquisition took place in 1997, marking the estate's inclusion in their wine portfolio.
- What is the composition of the Château Garraud-Treytins vineyard?
- The Château Garraud-Treytins vineyard covers an area of approximately 5 hectares. The soils in which the vines are grown are characterised by their sandy-loam to gravelly nature, with part of the vineyard situated on hillsides. The vineyard is planted with two primary grape varieties: Merlot and Cabernet Franc.
- Which appellations can the wines of Château Garraud-Treytins claim?
- The wines produced by Château Garraud-Treytins are crafted under the Montagne-Saint-Émilion appellation, which is the estate's primary appellation. The winemaking process also benefits from the oenological consulting of Michel Rolland, bringing his expertise to the vinification process.
- Who consults for Château Garraud-Treytins on winemaking?
- For its winemaking, Château Garraud-Treytins benefits from the advice of renowned oenologist Michel Rolland. His expertise helps guide the vinification processes, aiming to optimise the quality of the cuvées produced by the estate, as was the case for Château Treytins 2015.
The vineyard (terroir)
The Château Treytins vineyard covers an area of around 5 hectares. The soils are described as sandy-loam to gravelly, partially set on hillsides. The grape varieties planted are Merlot and Cabernet Franc.
Flagship cuvées
Among the cuvées produced is Château Garraud. This red wine has an optimal drinking window between 2021 and 2031.
Vinification and ageing
Michel Rolland serves as consulting oenologist for the winemaking, as seen with Château Treytins 2015.
- Appellation
- Montagne-Saint-Émilion
- Commune
- Néac
- Wine region
- Libournais
- Owner
- Vignobles Léon Nony
- Technical direction
- Michel Rolland
- Surface area
- 5 ha
- Grape varieties
- Merlot, Cabernet Franc
Practical information
- Address
- 3 les Garrauderies, 33500 Néac
- Contact form
- Contact the estate