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Wine for sale: Clos Fourtet

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Clos Fourtet

A Premier Grand Cru Classé B estate, the château is listed historic monument, set at the entrance to Saint-Émilion.

Previously a fortified position that defended the village of Saint Emilion, Château Clos Fourtet is now a historic monument, still surrounded by walls. It has one of Saint Emilion's most remarkable cellars, hidden away in a series of underground chambers. For many years the property produced wines that did not express the full potential of the terroir. However, in 1998, thanks to the Lurton family, Clos de Fourtet's wines regained their true character. The property was bought by Philippe Cuvelier in 2001, the former boss of the Guilbert stationery and bookseller group. The property is currently converting to biodynamic viticulture, with a rigorous selection of the finest grapes under the guidance of Stéphane Derenoncourt. In 2013, the vineyard expanded with the acquisition of neighbouring parcels Les Grandes Murailles and Côte de Baleau. Another milestone followed in 2014 with the unveiling of a new vat room, enabling greater precision in vinification. From September to November 2010, the estate also provided the setting for Gilles Legrand’s feature film Tu seras mon fils (You Will Be My Son), starring Niels Arestrup and Laurent Deutsch.

Previously a fortified position that defended the village of Saint Emilion, Château Clos Fourtet is now a historic monument, still surrounded by walls. It has one of Saint Emilion's most remarkable cellars, hidden away in a series of underground chambers. For many years the property produced wines that did not express the full potential of the terroir. However, in 1998, thanks to the Lurton family, Clos de Fourtet's wines regained their true character. The property was bought by Philippe Cuvelier in 2001, the former boss of the Guilbert stationery and bookseller group. The property is currently converting to biodynamic viticulture, with a rigorous selection of the finest grapes under the guidance of Stéphane Derenoncourt. In 2013, the vineyard expanded with the acquisition of neighbouring parcels Les Grandes Murailles and Côte de Baleau. Another milestone followed in 2014 with the unveiling of a new vat room, enabling greater precision in vinification. From September to November 2010, the estate also provided the setting for Gilles Legrand’s feature film Tu seras mon fils (You Will Be My Son), starring Niels Arestrup and Laurent Deutsch.

2023
220
2023
105
2022
1,450
2022
720
2022
270
2022
135
2021
450
2021
220
2021
110
2021
162(starting price)Price per bottle 54
2021
162(starting price)Price per bottle 54
2020
110
2020
420(starting price)Price per bottle 70
2019
115
2019
90(starting price)
2018
490
2018
270
2018
120
2016
480(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2014
210(starting price)Price per bottle 70
2014
170(starting price)Price per bottle 56.67
2012
432(starting price)Price per bottle 144
2012
389(starting price)Price per bottle 64.83
2012
378(starting price)Price per bottle 63
2012
375(starting price)Price per bottle 62.50
2010
100(starting price)
2010
200(starting price)Price per bottle 100
2010
300(starting price)Price per bottle 100
2008
315
2008
60(starting price)
2008
60(starting price)
2008
120(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2008
120(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2008
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2008
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2008
720(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2001
60(starting price)
1998
70(starting price)
1996
175
1996
140(starting price)Price per bottle 70
1994
50(starting price)
1994
50(starting price)
1994
100(starting price)Price per bottle 50
1994
150(starting price)Price per bottle 50
1990
110(current price)
1974
40(starting price)
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