Joseph Janoueix
Saint-Emilion - Pomerol - Côtes de Castillon
Appellation Saint-Émilion
Château Haut-Badette
Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
A castle surrounded by Grands Crus Classés in the heart of the terroir of emotion
Characteristics
Appellation : Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
Classification : Grand Cru
Owners : 1970 Jean-François Janoueix
Grape varieties : 90 % Merlot for roundness, 10 % Cabernet Sauvignon for structure
Sales : Joseph Janoueix
Food pairing
The Chateaux Joseph Janoueix has had the honour of being present at the Elysée, Matignon and Senate meals for a very long time. Here are a few menus that have been served at prestigious dinners.
We advise you to taste our wines with the following dishes, expect a good marriage...
Geographical location
A favorite terrain, on the eastern foothills of the plateau, extends Haut Badette, surrounded by Grands Crus Classés : Haut Sarpe, Balestard La Tonnelle and l'Oratoire.
Grapes varieties
90 % Merlot for roundness, 10 % Cabernet Sauvignon for structure
History
The vineyard of Château Haut-Badette goes back to a distant origin. Badette figure in 1763 on the famous map of Pierre de Belleyme, geographer engineer of King Louis XV.
Old property, in the eighteenth century, the Counts of Carles, then the Counts of Allard. In 1869, Charles-Adolphe d'Allard, married to Berthe de Carles, was the mayor of Saint-Emilion. On January 21, 1890, his daughter Marie brought the Château Haut-Badette as a dowry to her husband, Baron Henri du Foussat de Bogeron. Their son Gabriel inherited it on January 3, 1930 and ceded it on January 7, 1970 to Jean-François JANOUEIX, its current owner, who put this domain in perfect condition.
Awards
- Harvest 2014 Silver Medal Independent Winegrowers’ Competition 2017.
- Harvest 1981 Bronze Medal Paris Agricultural Show (out of stock).
- Harvest 1982 Silver Medal Paris Agricultural Show (out of stock).