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Baronarques Blanc
75cl

Baronarques Blanc 2022

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 45.40
RP

91
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2010

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 48.65
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2011

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 48.65
RP

90
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2013

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 48.65
JS

92
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 48.65
JS

92
Baronarques Rouge
300cl

Baronarques Rouge 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 243.25
JS

92
Baronarques Rouge
37.5cl

Baronarques Rouge 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 24.85
JS

92
Baronarques Rouge
150cl

Baronarques Rouge 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 102.70
RP

91
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2015

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 48.65
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2022

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 43.25
RP

89
La Capitelle de Baronarques
75cl

La Capitelle de Baronarques 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
CHF 27.05
RP

92
Baronarques Blanc
75cl

Baronarques Blanc 2014

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
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RP

93
Baronarques Blanc
75cl

Baronarques Blanc 2015

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
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Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2003

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
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RP

92
Baronarques Rouge
75cl

Baronarques Rouge 2009

Vignoble Baron Philippe de Rothschild
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This Languedoc estate, which goes back to the 17th century, was bought by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild (of Château Mouton Rothschild) and her two sons in December 1998, when it was known as Domaine de Lambert. Following the purchase, they invested considerably in the estate - renovating the vineyards and cellars which took 5 years to complete. Expanding over 100 hectares (of which 48 are planted to vines), there is notable diversity to its soils, micro-climates and varieties. The land lies in Limoux, a region that is mostly known for its sparkling wines as well as its still Chardonnay. In 2005, the Limoux appellation was changed to include red wines. The Rothschilds produce two wines: a Chardonnay, as well as a red blend produced from Syrah, Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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