Château Lafon Rochet Saint-Estephe 1986 RARE minimum intervention

minimum intervention

typical of Fernand’s style

exposition and soil than the rest of Burgundy

Marie-Hélène Landrieu-Lussigny

architect Eugene Bülher and the production facilities were modernized with the construction of huge buildings

Château Lafon Rochet Saint-Estephe 1986 RARE minimum interventionThe origins of Chateau Lafon Rochet go back to the sixteenth century. In 1650, the heiress of the estate, Antoinette de Guillemotes, married Etienne Lafon, Advisor to the Parliament of Bordeaux. He received the vineyard as a dowry, which then becomes the Lafon Rochet estate. The Lafon family ran Chateau Lafon Rochet for over two centuries, even during the French Revolution, and enabled the estate to access the rank of 4th Grand Cru in 1855. After the