Chateau Haut Vigneau Pessac-Leognan 2017 PASSETOUTGRAIN Finish has a beautiful bitterness

Finish has a beautiful bitterness which give length and freshness

These are the values that we share and the values that inspired the founder’s grandson Jean-Remy Moet to share our champagne with the world

A spicy flavor

A note about opening: To avoid foaming please make sure the bottle is well very chilled (on ice for thirty minutes) The colder the bottle the less foaming

The plateau has been continuously used for vine and olive growing for centuries

Chateau Haut Vigneau Pessac-Leognan 2017 PASSETOUTGRAIN Finish has a beautiful bitternessSituated in the commune of Martillac, this property was originally part of the estate belonging to Baron de Montesquieu. In 1765, Belleyme, the royal geographer, published a map on which the site Vigneau de haut appears clearly planted with vines; today, this property belongs to Eric Perrin. Beginning in the 1980s, he began the long term work of clearing the land and replanting a vineyard from scratch.