Hand picked, grape by grape, and harvested between 8 and 12 times to gather the finest botrytis grapes at precisely the right time. Yellow gold in colour. Blends of candied and sun ripened fruits including apricots, quince, orange and honey. Perfectly balanced on the palate with good acidity despite the 200 gr of residual sugar, leaving a long finish. An absolutely outstanding wine that rivals the very best of Sauternes.

- Natural wine.

- No chaptalization

- No acidification

- No fining

- No filtration

- No added oenological product

Hand picked, grape by grape, and harvested between 8 and 12 times to gather the finest botrytis grapes at precisely the right time. Yellow gold in colour. Blends of candied and sun ripened fruits including apricots, quince, orange and honey. Perfectly balanced on the palate with good acidity despite the 200 gr of residual sugar, leaving a long finish. An absolutely outstanding wine that rivals the very best of Sauternes.

- Natural wine.

- No chaptalization

- No acidification

- No fining

- No filtration

- No added oenological product

Hand picked, grape by grape, and harvested between 8 and 12 times to gather the finest botrytis grapes at precisely the right time. Yellow gold in colour. Blends of candied and sun ripened fruits including apricots, quince, orange and honey. Perfectly balanced on the palate with good acidity despite the 200 gr of residual sugar, leaving a long finish. An absolutely outstanding wine that rivals the very best of Sauternes.

- Natural wine.

- No chaptalization

- No acidification

- No fining

- No filtration

- No added oenological product

Château Rieussec is a wine producer located in Fargues, in the Sauternes appellation in Bordeaux. It makes sweet wines from a classic Bordeaux blend of Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, and was classified as a first growth in the 1855 Classification of Sauternes and Barsac, alongside the finest sweet white wines the region.

In the 18th Century, the estate was tended to by Carmelite monks before being confiscated in the French Revolution. After passing hands several times, it has now come under the ownership of Barons de Rothschild (which owns Château Lafite Rothschild), in partnership with Albert Frére of LVMH. Château Rieussec's 2001 vintage was #1 in Wine Spectator's Top 100 in 2004.