Petit Guiraud Sauternes
Petit Guiraud was created in July 2011. This is the new name of the second wine, but it is above all a new way for the terroir of Château Guiraud to express itself. This wine has a perfect balance and an extremely delicate sugar content. Thanks to a great proportion of Sauvignon, the freshness of the wine is heightened.
Producer Profile
Together with Château d’Yquem, Château Guiraud – formerly Château de Bayle, classified in 1855 – is the only Premier Cru in the village of Sauternes. Guiraud was the patronym of the growth’s owners before the 1855 classification. That family made its mark on the Sauternes region and is said to date back to the seventeenth century. But it was only after 1981, when Guiraud was acquired by Frank Narby, a Canadian shipowner, that this growth recovered the prestige, quality and grandeur that reflects the fabulous terroir of which it is a part. Château Guiraud was bought in 2002 by FFP, a company of which the majority shareholders are the Peugeot family, Domaine de Chevalier (the Bernard family), Neipperg Invest and Xavier Planty, the current manager. Their shared ambition is to continue to produce excellent wines and develop the reputation of Château Guiraud.
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Petit Guiraud Sauternes
Petit Guiraud was created in July 2011. This is the new name of the second wine, but it is above all a new way for the terroir of Château Guiraud to express itself. This wine has a perfect balance and an extremely delicate sugar content. Thanks to a great proportion of Sauvignon, the freshness of the wine is heightened.
Producer Profile
Together with Château d’Yquem, Château Guiraud – formerly Château de Bayle, classified in 1855 – is the only Premier Cru in the village of Sauternes. Guiraud was the patronym of the growth’s owners before the 1855 classification. That family made its mark on the Sauternes region and is said to date back to the seventeenth century. But it was only after 1981, when Guiraud was acquired by Frank Narby, a Canadian shipowner, that this growth recovered the prestige, quality and grandeur that reflects the fabulous terroir of which it is a part. Château Guiraud was bought in 2002 by FFP, a company of which the majority shareholders are the Peugeot family, Domaine de Chevalier (the Bernard family), Neipperg Invest and Xavier Planty, the current manager. Their shared ambition is to continue to produce excellent wines and develop the reputation of Château Guiraud.
Out of stock
Petit Guiraud Sauternes
Petit Guiraud was created in July 2011. This is the new name of the second wine, but it is above all a new way for the terroir of Château Guiraud to express itself. This wine has a perfect balance and an extremely delicate sugar content. Thanks to a great proportion of Sauvignon, the freshness of the wine is heightened.
Producer Profile
Together with Château d’Yquem, Château Guiraud – formerly Château de Bayle, classified in 1855 – is the only Premier Cru in the village of Sauternes. Guiraud was the patronym of the growth’s owners before the 1855 classification. That family made its mark on the Sauternes region and is said to date back to the seventeenth century. But it was only after 1981, when Guiraud was acquired by Frank Narby, a Canadian shipowner, that this growth recovered the prestige, quality and grandeur that reflects the fabulous terroir of which it is a part. Château Guiraud was bought in 2002 by FFP, a company of which the majority shareholders are the Peugeot family, Domaine de Chevalier (the Bernard family), Neipperg Invest and Xavier Planty, the current manager. Their shared ambition is to continue to produce excellent wines and develop the reputation of Château Guiraud.
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