ProducerPomerol
Château Trotanoy
シャトー・トロタノワ
A monumental Pomerol of extraordinary power and depth.
Château Trotanoy is a prestigious Pomerol estate managed by J.P. Moueix since 1953. Its name, meaning 'too wearisome to cultivate,' reflects the dense clay and gravel soil that hardens like concrete. Rich in iron, this unique terroir produces highly concentrated, structured Merlot-dominant wines. Celebrated for its extraordinary aging potential and power, Trotanoy is one of Bordeaux's finest.
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Who Is This For?
Perfect for serious collectors and connoisseurs seeking a powerful, deeply structured Pomerol with legendary aging potential. It is an exceptional choice for celebrating milestone occasions after decades of cellaring.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the origin of the name 'Trotanoy'?
- The name comes from 'trop ennuye,' meaning 'too wearisome to cultivate,' due to the soil's tendency to harden like concrete after rain.
- Which grape varieties are planted at Château Trotanoy?
- The vineyard is planted with approximately 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc.
- Who owns and manages Château Trotanoy?
- The estate has been owned and managed by the renowned Jean-Pierre Moueix family since 1953.
- Does Château Trotanoy produce a second wine?
- Yes, the estate produces a second wine named 'L'Espérance de Trotanoy,' which debuted with the 2009 vintage but is not made every year.
- What is the aging potential of Château Trotanoy?
- It is a highly age-worthy wine that requires at least 10 to 15 years of cellaring to open up and can easily age for 50 years or more in great vintages.