At Château Fonrazade our wines are represen-tative of the " AOC Saint-Emilion Grand Cru " denomination : supple, hearty, easy-to-drink, elegantly fruity, well struc-tured, and blessed with graceful ageing characte-ristics. Although there is family resemblance due to common characteristics, each vintage shows specific features, based on each year's particulars.

 CHATEAU FONRAZADE 1995, AOC Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 
The colour is ruddy crimson. Aromas are a mix of grilled fruit with whiffs of forest mushrooms. The structure is elegantly evolved, but retains a solidly pleasant round mellow yet rich gusto . Tannins are well blended, suppple, and spicy. A pleasant complex wine, lingering and soothing. The aftertaste hints of spices and liquorice.

 CHATEAU FONRAZADE 1998 
Its deep-dark Bordeaux-red colour is highly attractive. The rather subtle bouquet wafts through the air with fruity aromas. The fine and elegant taste yields a beautifully balanced harmony between fruits and wood. With good ageing potential, the wine is at its peak between 3 and 12 years.
(Guide Hachette des Vins 2002, 2 stars)

 CHATEAU FONRAZADE 1999 
Beautiful ruby-red colour with flame flickers. The bouquet is a mix of red fruits, with currant undercurrents. The wine starts out supple on the palate, with soft blended tannins. Then the structure reveals itself harmonious with blossoming balance, while laced with hints of spices and fruit. Elegant and pleasant wine, to enjoy now, or to set aside four or five years.

 CHATEAU FONRAZADE 2000 
Ruby-red colour with vermilion highlights. The blooming bouquet is a rich mix, with ripened aromas of black and red fruits, spicy flavors, and elegant grilled wood. The taste is full and round, with tight-knit tannins and a pleasant lasting aftertaste. Harmonious wine, to be preciously safeguarded for at least three years.
(Guide Hachette des Vins 2004, 1 star)

 CHATEAU FONRAZADE 2001 
Splendid Bordeaux-red colour. Mixed bouquet of riped fruits with subtle wooden notes. The taste starts out supple and hearty, then evolves to a powerful structure with strong tannins, which hold the promise of graceful and beautiful aging.
(Guide Hachette des Vins 2005, 1 star)