Vignobles Rousselot
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Vignobles Rousselot is a family-owned winegrowing estate in Fronsac and Lalande de Pomerol, taken over in 2023 by Cyril and Mélanie Rousselot, farming 20 hectares on limestone plateaux.
Identity
Vignobles Rousselot is a family-owned winegrowing estate situated on the Saint-Aignan plateau.
The estate is owned by Cyril and Mélanie Rousselot.
History and philosophy
The recent history of Vignobles Rousselot began in 1986, when Rémy and Ghislaine Rousselot took over the family estate. In 2023, the next generation, represented by Cyril and Mélanie Rousselot, took the helm.
Appellations
Vignobles Rousselot produces red wines under the Fronsac appellation across approximately 14 hectares. The estate also crafts red wines in the Lalande de Pomerol appellation, covering around 6 hectares.
Practical information
To find out more about Vignobles Rousselot, visit their official website.
Find out more
Official estate websiteThe vineyard (terroir)
The Vignobles Rousselot vineyard spans a total surface area of 20 hectares. The plots are situated on the highest limestone plateaux of the Fronsadais.
Key cuvées
The estate predominantly produces red wines in the Fronsac and Lalande de Pomerol appellations. Production also includes a rosé wine, a traditional method sparkling wine, and pure grape juice.
- Appellations
- Fronsac, Lalande-de-Pomerol
- Commune
- Saint-Aignan
- Wine region
- Libournais
- Owner
- Cyril et Mélanie Rousselot
- Surface area
- 20 ha
Practical information
- Address
- Saint-Aignan
- Contact form
- Contact the estate