Fruits of the Vine
Wines of Château Liot
Chateau Liot
Sauternes
Château Saint Jean des Graves
Red Graves
Château Saint Jean des Graves
Red white
Château du Levant
Sauternes
Past & Future of Château LIOT
Know-how & Environmental Protection
Richness of a Terroir
The essential originality of Barsac Sauternes winemaking lies first and foremost in the way the grapes are harvested. Normal ripeness is not enough,
You have to wait for the grapes to “over-ripen”, and for a rot so special, so particular to the climate, that it has been called “noble rot”.
It is caused by a characteristic mycoderm: “Botrytis Cinerea”, the tiny fungus that, in great years, produces the famous “roast” recognizable in old bottles.
Today, Jerry & Elena DAVID are passing on their know-how to their son and daughter-in-law, Jonathan & Marie-Amélie, to ensure continuity. Together, they want to continue the evolution of the estate, adapting to new techniques while respecting our environment.
Together, they want to guarantee their customers a quality wine that respects biodiversity, the environment and, above all, the future of us all.
Visit & Discovery of a Family Property
Wine tourism
Visit & Discover a Family Estate Welcome to the enchanting world of Sauternes at Château Liot. Our family estate warmly invites you to discover our exclusive tastings, such as “Secret d’Or …
Actors & Terroir
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Latest news
Certification
High Environmental Value (HVE) Certification Since 01/10/2020, Château Liot has obtained HVE certification for 100% of the production of the estate. This certification is awarded to the estate as part of its participation in the collective HVE certification for...
New Vine
First planting at Château Liot. First planting of Sémillon” (the emblematic grape variety of Barsac/Sauternes) by Marie-Amélie David, on two parcels of the estate. Replanting vines means renewing the viticultural heritage: the new vines will, in time, produce grapes...
2025 Harvest
The 2025 grape harvest. A potentially very successful vintage — “a brilliant vintage.” Some plots saw noble rot (Botrytis cinerea) develop quite early — a good sign for expecting balanced, aromatic, and elegant Sauternes. Overall, the 2025 harvest is characterized by...