Wine for sale: Chateau des Rontets

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Château des Rontets

The Château des Rontets, situated in Fuissé, is a family domain that was founded in the 19th century. It has been in the same family since 1870. The domain is now run by Claire Gazeau (great grandaughter of Francois Varambon who initially bought the property) and her husband Fabio Montrasi . It is situated on a plot of land of 5.6 hectacres at the top of a hill known locally as Les Rontets that looks out over the village of Fuissé. The estate has another plot of 0.5 hectacres in Pierrefolle, as well as another half hectacre in Côte de Besset in the commune of Saint-Amour. Since 2005 they have had organic certification. This domain has risen to a very high standard. Anything from Château Rontet is a sound investment.

2021
95
2021
45
2021
130
2021
60
2021
36
Available soon
2020
35
2016
81 (opening bid)
2016
40 (opening bid)
2018
100 (opening bid)
2020
40
2022
25
Price estimate for Chateau des Rontets

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY...

BETTANE & DESSEAUVE

We can easily understand why the Montrasi couple quit their profession (architects in Italy) to take up this family estate and reconvert as winemakers: the location is magical. Slowly but surely, they have raised this seven-hectare property to the top tier of the Puilly-Fuissé appellation. Tireless, organic work in the vines and long, careful élevages result in cuvées of unparalleled character. This domain is the Mâconnais’ diamond in the rough. A wonderful discovery for any wine lover and an inspiration for producers in the region.

LA REVUE DU VIN DE FRANCE

Architects turned winegrowers, Franco-Italian couple Claire and Fabio Gazeau-Montrasi, have gained recognition for their excellent wines. They produce refined and complex Pouilly-Fuissé on a unique terroir at an altitude of 360m. Thanks to long élevages (just under 2 years for the cuvées Birbettes and Pierrefolle), the wines reveal rare ripeness and balance. The domain gained organic certification in 2005 and is composed primarily of Chardonnay vines in Fuissé, with half a hectare of Gamay in Saint-Amour.