What is the main grape variety used in Château Guiraud wines?

Château Guiraud wines are mainly made from Sémillon, with a small proportion of Sauvignon Blanc. These grape varieties give the wines their mellowness, aromatic richness and ageing potential.

What are the distinctive characteristics of Château Guiraud wines?

Château Guiraud wines are distinguished by their delicate sweetness, their complex aromas of candied fruit, citrus and honey, and their perfect balance between sweetness and freshness. Their long finish leaves a lingering sensation of pleasure on the palate.

What is Château Guiraud?

Château Guiraud is a wine estate located in the Sauternes region of Bordeaux, France. It is renowned for its high-quality sweet wines, produced from botrytized grapes, which give the wine aromas of honey, candied fruit and caramel. The estate is renowned for its expertise in the production of sweet wines, and was one of the first to switch to organic farming in 1996. Château Guiraud is classified Premier Grand Cru in the official Bordeaux wine classification of 1855.