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Château La Haute Claymore

Lussac Saint-Emilion

5 - 10€

Services and activities

Wine sales at the property

Practical information

English, French
Cash
Group reception
Pets allowed
Visitor parking

The Claymore Domaine was founded in 1960 in the Lussac Saint-Emilion appellation area, and adjoins the wine regions of Bordeaux, Saint Emilion mountain and Lalande de Pomerol.Since its creation and the acquisition by François and Maria-Dolorès Linard in 2001, the Claymore vineyard has developed and has acquired over time, a notorious place in the Lussac Saint-Emilion appellation.Using a small versatile team, François and Maria-Dolorès have gradually restructured the vineyard, modernized the cellar and shaped wines in their image, while respecting traditions and the terroir.

Refined and light, here is a gourmet and enchanting wine, perfect for connoisseurs as for amateurs.

Adress

Château La Haute Claymore
CHATEAU LA CLAYMORE
MAISON NEUVE
33570 LUSSAC
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Phone : 05 57 74 67 48
Mobile : 0608051332

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Opening times

February, March, April, May, June, July, September, October, November
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday From 09:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 16:00

Contact at the property

LINARD François
CHATEAU LA CLAYMORE
Maison Neuve
33570 LUSSAC
Phone : 05 57 74 67 48
Mobile : 0608051332

Vineyard

Area

Soil type

Argilo-limestone floors on Molasse du Fronsadais

Grape varieties

Merlot 80 %
Cabernet Franc 15 %
Malbec 5 %

Average age of the vines

Winemaking

Harvest

Mechanical

Types of tank

Concrete
Stainless steel

Ageing

Tanks 67 %
Other 33 %

Annual average production

60000 bottle

Countries where the wine is sold

China Etats-Unis France Germany Hong-Kong Royaume-Uni Belgium Denmark Japan The meeting

Environmental certifications

Haute Valeur Environnementale

Other wines from the winegrower

Château la Claymore - Lussac Saint-Emilion Château Moulin de Fontmurée - Lussac Saint-Emilion

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