Chateau de Sours La Fleur d'Amelie Blanc 2011

Situated high up on a commanding limestone plateau just to the south-west of Pomerol and facing St. Emilion, Chateau de Sours has been producing wine for more than 200 years. Dating back to the 14th century, it originally served as an inn on the St. Jacques de Compostelle pilgrimage route to Spain. The current house was built in 1792, and has since been renovated and restored to its former glory by proprietors Martin and Nicolette Krajewski. Under their leadership, Chateau de Sours has undergone a massive refurbishment, blending the region's traditional rigor and craftsmanship with modern innovations. Chateau de Sours is producing some of Bordeaux's most respected red and white wines, and is leading a renewed global interest in top class rosé.