Château Lanbersac
Château Lanbersac
AboutChâteau Lanbersac
Château Lanbersac became the Lannoye family’s first Bordeaux acquisition in 2001, establishing a long-term base in Puisseguin-Saint-Émilion. Its 22 hectares are divided among three principal blocks, bringing together clay-limestone, sandy-clay and more gravelly soils. The family restructured the vineyard and increased planting density.
Merlot leads the plantings, supported by Cabernet Franc, with the vines averaging roughly 35 years of age. Most of the wine is aged in tanks, with the rest in used barrels.
Château Lanbersac Puisseguin-Saint-Émilion 375 mL
French Red
Blackberry, black plum and ripe cherry lead a Merlot-based Bordeaux with baking spice, cedar and an earthy note. The palate is full of fruit, with rich texture and firm, chalky tannins providing structure. Pepper, clove and toasted oak add savoury detail. Dark fruit and tannic dryness carry the long, chewy finish, balancing generous fruit with a firm core.