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Issu d'un vignoble itué sur un plateau calcaire, à proximité de Figeac et de Cheval-Blanc, ce vin élégant, dense et velouté accompagnera à merveille vos plats de boeuf et d'agneau. More info
This Château is a family property, and it currently falls on Michel Rolland to produce its exceptional wines. Taken up at the end of the 90s by Jean Dutruilh, the wines progressed further thanks to his meticulous work. Château La Croix Figeac occupies a chalky plateau near to Figeac and Cheval-Blanc, benefiting from a terroir of fine quality, most notably the plots in Lamarzelle which are close to the prestigious Château Figeac. The vineyard is exposed to the south, and its vines have an average age of 35 years. This cuvée is raised for a year and a half in barrels (90% new wood). The nose brings aromas of cherry and other red fruits, as well as liquorice notes. On the palate, the wine is elegant and balanced, supple, dense and velvety.
Château La Croix Figeac (Lamarzelle) serve at a temperature of 16°C. It will pair perfectly with the following dishes: Boeuf à la ficelle, Magret de canard rôti, Gigot de sept heures.
Peak: Drink until 2040
What the experts say...
"This has a fleshy feel, with dark plum and steeped currant fruit rolling along, while substantial but velvety tannins cruise underneath. Ample ganache and Black Forest cake details show on the finish, but a good tug of graphite keeps this honest. Drink now through 2021." Wine Spectator
This Château is a family property, and it currently falls on Michel Rolland to produce its exceptional wines. Taken up at the end of the 90s by Jean Dutruilh, the wines progressed further thanks to his meticulous work. Château La Croix Figeac occupies a chalky plateau near to Figeac and Cheval-Blanc, benefiting from a terroir of fine quality, most notably the plots in Lamarzelle which are close to the prestigious Château Figeac. The vineyard is exposed to the south, and its vines have an average age of 35 years. This cuvée is raised for a year and a half in barrels (90% new wood). The nose brings aromas of cherry and other red fruits, as well as liquorice notes. On the palate, the wine is elegant and balanced, supple, dense and velvety.
This château is a family property whose owners called in Michel Rolland to help them produce exceptional wines. It was bought by Jean Dutruilh in the 1990s and his painstaking work has yielded improvements in the wines. Château La Croix Figeac, which is located on a limestone plateau near Figeac and Cheval-Blanc, has the advantage of a fine terroir, particularly the parcels in Lamarzelle near the prestigious Château Figeac. The vineyard has a southerly exposure with an average vine age of 35 years.
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