Château la Rose Perrière

In the Middle Ages, Château la Rose Perrière was a monastery of pioneer monks who planted the first vines on the limestone hillside, from rock to asteria. This vineyard is the oldest in the Lussac Saint- Emilion appellation. The conduct of the operation is reasoned. This property was bought in 2003 by the famous Cooper, Jean Luc Sylvain who was seduced by its exceptional... Read more

In the Middle Ages, Château la Rose Perrière was a monastery of pioneer monks who planted the first vines on the limestone hillside, from rock to asteria. This vineyard is the oldest in the Lussac Saint- Emilion appellation. The conduct of the operation is reasoned. This property was bought in 2003 by the famous Cooper, Jean Luc Sylvain who was seduced by its exceptional terroir.