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Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite)

Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) – a name that hardly needs an introduction in the wine world. For over 150 years, this Médoc estate has stood for what has made Bordeaux famous worldwide: wines with depth, elegance, and a tranquility that defies description. Behind this prestigious name is a family that doesn't just manage winemaking as an inheritance, but actively shapes it. From the Grands Crus in Bordeaux to projects in Chile, Argentina, and China – the Rothschilds think big without losing sight of the details. Every wine bears this signature: precise, balanced, with fruit that takes its time to unfold. Sustainable practices play an increasingly important role – in the vineyard as well as in the cellar. You can taste it: no rush, no excess, but wine that wants to tell you something.

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Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) Blason de L'Evangile Magnum HK
Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) Saga R Bordeaux Magnum
Carruades de Lafite
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Sale price377,31 € 0.75l (503,08 €/l)
Château L'Evangile
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Sale priceFrom 318,49 € 0.75l (424,65 €/l)
Blason de L'Evangile
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Sale priceFrom 75,62 € 0.75l (100,83 €/l)
Carmes de Rieussec Sauternes
Les Légendes R Pauillac
Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) Les Légendes R Bordeaux blanc

Rothschild (Lafite) –
Grands Crus from the Médoc and beyond

For over 150 years, Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) has shaped the image of classic Bordeaux: structured red wines from the Médoc that slowly unfold their fruit and gain depth with age. Château Lafite Rothschild is not alone – the portfolio includes other estates in the Bordeaux region, such as Duhart-Milon and Rieussec, each with its own character, but all sharing the same precision in the cellar.

What distinguishes the Rothschild family from mere stewards of an inheritance is their forward-looking perspective. Projects in Chile (Los Vascos), Argentina, and the Chinese province of Shandong demonstrate that the house's signature style – balance, restraint, and aging potential – also works beyond the Gironde estuary. Not a style that clamors for attention, but wines that take their time.

Sustainability is not just a marketing promise, but is reflected in the work in the vineyard: careful soil management, reduced use of pesticides, and continuous investment in organic farming across several estates. The result is wines that don't hide their origin – Médoc Cabernet with its typical cedar and cassis notes, and Sauternes with golden sweetness and fresh acidity.

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