Enlarged several times by successive descendants of the Brossard family, Château Haut-Beauséjour was bought by Louis Roderer Champagnes in 1992. Today, it has one of the finest vineyards in the appellation. High density planting enables a smaller quantity of grapes to be grown on each vine, resulting in excellent levels of maturity. The first vines date from 1950, and are looked after with particular care, as they give the wines exquisite quality and complexity.

Mainly composed of Merlot, it is a half-power, flamboyant and fruity Médoc wine. The Mallbec (8% in the blend) brings blackberry and spice aromas.