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Réserve Graves Blanc

Thomas Barton

White · Graves, France

Rich textured

Dry · Aromatic · Floral · Crisp

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Technical details

Vinification & maturation

50% oak barrel fermentation50% vat fermentationcontrolled skin contactpressing stepAmerican oak agingon leesregular bâtonnage

Grapes

SémillonSauvignon Blanc

Soils

Gravel

Producer

Thomas Barton

France

Thomas Barton is a Bordeaux brand produced by the historic Barton & Guestier wine house, which remains under generational Barton family ownership and is overseen by Damien and Mélanie Barton-Sartorius. Thomas Barton Reserve comes from the 30-hectare Château Magnol vineyards, where old vines, hand-picking, low yields and sustainable farming certified HEV Level 3 shape the wines. The range reflects classic Bordeaux styles, including red blends and Sauternes. Wines are vegan-friendly and made without added sulfites, with traditional cellar work including destemming, high-temperature fermentation, malolactic fermentation and French-oak aging.

Vineyard scale

Small

20-40 ha