Fugue de Nénin was created and fi rst sold in 1997. 

Fugue comes from sandy-clay soils found in the eastern part of the Château's vineyards, as well as from the young vines planted on the great plateau terroirs.

This second wine is a typical example of the charm of Pomerol. Fugue is a reference to music; it means a repetition of the main theme.

This name makes sense when you taste the wine - Fugue complements the tonalities of its older sibling extremely well, while providing its own attractive and entertaining rendition.

The wines are smooth and silky and can be enjoyed earlier than those of the Grand Vin.

Fresh, penetrating red fruit on the nose, with a hint of aromatic herbs. Charming and succulent on the palate, with ripe, very sweet red fruit and a digestible finish.