WINE ESTATE
After having left Château Cadillac in 1701, Antoine Laumet, Sieur de la Motte Cadillac, founded the city of Detroit , Michigan and claimed it on behalf of the King Louis XIV. It is his descendants who gave the name of Cadillac to the famous car brand.
Since he took it over in 1991, Jean Jacques Lesgourgues, owner of the prestigious Laubade Armagnac, has completely transformed this estate and, as a patron of the arts, has turned it into a contemporary art exhibition. The 130 acres property dates back to the 16th century and includes and produces 20,000 cases per year.

SOIL
Light and sandy soils on a limestone bedrock.

GRAPE VARIETY
40% Merlot
60% Cabernet Sauvignon

VINIFICATION
- ‘Rosé de saignée’
- Alcoholic fermentation mastered at 18°C.

FOOD PAIRING
Great on pizzas or grilled meat; Perfect summer wine for your BBQs !

TASTING NOTES
A deep ruby color, Intense red berries filled nose with hints of strawberry and raspberry
- The mouth is slightly beady with fresh fruits aromas.

Patrick Soye,Winemaker