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The vineyards of Château Teytins - Montagne Saint Emilion are planted predominantly with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and a touch of Cabernet Sauvignon. Freshness and elegance, supple tannins, and a warm finish are the hallmarks of this regularly awarded wine. The terroir comprises approximately 5 hectares of varied soils, ranging from sandy-loam to gravelly, partly on hillsides.
Château Treytins
Château TREYTINS 2018, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 88–90
Spicy notes of underbrush, leather and fruit, with hints of game, stand out in Château Treytins 2018. Refined and pleasant on the palate, it is a fairly dense wine with a light, smooth texture. With lovely freshness and a certain complexity, it will be enjoyable to drink upon release.
jebdunnuck.com, Jeb DUNNUCK, 01/05/2019, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2018, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 88–89
A fresh, easy-drinking red, with aromas of blueberry and redcurrant, accompanied by floral notes. Medium-bodied. Bright finish.
jamessuckling.com, James SUCKLING, 11/04/2019, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2018, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 87/100
The sweet notes of ripe raspberries and wild strawberries are less pronounced here than in other wines from the same vintage. Well-marked barrel notes, slightly too present for this fruity style in my opinion.
Decanter.com, Jane ANSON, 04/04/2019, UKChâteau TREYTINS 2016, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Gold Medal — Concours Général Agricole, Paris 2018, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2016, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 14.5/20
Black fruit, round palate, very ripe black fruit, soft tannins at first, slightly grippy on the finish, precise.
Le Point no. 2332, 18/05/2017, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2016, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 90–91 pts
A concentrated profile of ripe fruit, freshness and delicate minerality. The tannins bring chewiness to the finish. The ageing of this wine will refine them over time. An interesting young wine.
James Suckling, jamessuckling.com, 24/03/2017, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 88 pts
In the 2015 Treytins, a wine made with the guidance of Michel Rolland, numerous aromas of black cherry, fruitcake and dried herbs are revealed, enhanced by a touch of minerality. With fine tannins, a rich medium-bodied character, medium acidity and real personality, this is a rare gem from this small satellite appellation of Saint-Émilion.
jebdunnuck.com, Jeb DUNNUCK, 30/11/2017, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Gold Medal — Sakura Japan Women’s Wine Awards 2019, 05/03/2019, JapanChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Silver Medal — Challenge International du Vin, Bourgeais-Blayais, 27/04/2018, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 87 pts
On the palate, this relatively full and substantial wine is built around solid, firm fruit, as well as a fleshy texture with generous chocolate notes.
Decanter, 01/04/2018, UKChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: Silver Medal — 86 pts
Deep ruby colour. Deep nose of red and black fruits, rather engaging. On the palate, a lovely attack and fine fruit quality, which also lingers for a long time. The structure is solid but remains discreet. Nicely built.
Guide des Vins Gilbert & Gaillard 2019, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Bronze Medal — Spicy, round and powerful fruit, with savoury herbal complexity.
London International Wine Challenge, 12/05/2017, UKChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Bronze Medal — Concours Général Agricole, Paris 2017, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2015, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 88–89 pts
A balanced and straightforward red, offering notes of nuts, walnut and ripe fruit. Medium to full-bodied structure. Simple.
James Suckling, jamessuckling.com, 04/04/2016, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2014, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 1 star
From the meeting of gravelly soils, Merlot and the two Cabernets comes this pleasant Montagne, which after long ageing in vats for eighteen months, brings out the fruit: aromas of red fruits — strawberry and raspberry — and black fruits — blackcurrant — that run throughout the tasting and combine beautifully with a fresh palate, melted and silky tannins.
Guide Hachette des Vins 2018, September 2017, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2014, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Silver Medal — Challenge International du Vin, Bourg 2017, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2014, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 90 pts
Black cherry and stone notes carry through to a medium-bodied palate supported by firm, polished tannins; the finish is marked by damp earth and chocolate. Delicious now, this wine will continue to improve over the next five years.
James Suckling, jamessuckling.com, 13/02/2017, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2014, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 86/100 — Gold
Beautiful deep colour with a youthful red hue. Nose slowly opening onto harmonious fruity and woody tones. On the palate, a solid, structured attack with fruit carried by freshness. A harmonious, very classic style, well made.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2017, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2013, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 85/100 — Gold
Colour with discreet signs of evolution. Ripe nose showing lovely jammy fruit — plum and redcurrant — with fresh undergrowth notes. On the palate, a present tannic structure and ripe aromas. The finish remains fresh. Still requires patience.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2016, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2013, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 86–88 pts
Treytins 2013 is an expressive and silky wine, with nuances of kirsch, mirabelle plum, wildflowers, mint and sweet spices. The finish is particularly expressive and nuanced.
VINOUS, Antonio GALLONI, April 2014Château TREYTINS 2013, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 13.5/20
Red fruits, floral notes, liquorice, pleasant tannin grain, plenty of fruit on the palate, juicy, tender finish.
Le Point no. 2175, Jacques Dupont, May 2014, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2012, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: Gold / 84 pts
Deep garnet colour. Nose of very ripe red and black fruits with a vegetal thread in the background. Open, ripe palate showing pleasant aromatic maturity. A wine that does not surprise but remains honest and true to type. Already ready to drink.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2015, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2012, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Bronze Medal — Concours de Bordeaux 2014, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2012, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 14/20
Fleshy, smooth, very ripe black fruits, round, supple tannins, discreet ageing, plenty of fruit.
Le Point no. 2122, Jacques Dupont, 2013, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 4 glasses
Intense nose developing powerful fruit — blueberry, blackcurrant and blackberry — along with floral touches. Well-structured palate, with round, ripe tannins, length and plenty of freshness. Classic, well made, good ageing potential.
Guide Hubert 2016, Hélène Durand, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 86 pts
Attractive, fairly dense red colour. Deep nose developing fairly intense black fruit. On the palate, pleasant density and fine tannins. The fruit is clean and wrapped in freshness. A well-constructed wine, already enjoyable.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2015, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Silver Medal — Concours Général Agricole, Paris 2013, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Silver Medal — Concours de Bordeaux 2013, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Bronze Medal — Fresh aromas of black fruit; the palate reveals a fruity core with plum flavours, enhanced by a lively and harmonious finish.
London International Wine Challenge 2013, UKChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 15/20
Fruity nose, tender palate, quite fine, fruity, not overly extracted, fairly elegant.
Le Point no. 2070, Jacques DUPONT, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2011, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 84–85 pts
The wine has chewiness, blueberry flavours with a hint of minerality, but the finish is a little hollow.
James Suckling, jamessuckling.com, 2012, USAChâteau TREYTINS 2010, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 86/100
Beautiful dark colour with bright red reflections. Deep nose of black fruits opening slowly. On the palate, a lovely texture, ripe tannins and clean fruit dominated by blackcurrant, with a slight, delicately bitter liquorice note on the finish.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2014, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2010, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 4 glasses
Melted nose of ripe small red fruits and sweet spices, also showing lovely minerality. Elegant, energetic, long, fresh and balanced palate.
Guide Hubert 2012, Hélène DURAND, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2010, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
Bronze Medal — Garnet colour. Delicate nose with nuances of blackcurrant and cedar. Plum notes on the palate. Fine but firm tannins.
London International Wine Challenge 2012, UKChâteau TREYTINS 2009, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 14.5/20
This Merlot-dominant red shows a liquorice character on the nose and an easy-drinking palate. Round tannins make this a very charming wine.
Guide RVF des Meilleurs Vins à Moins de 20 Euros, 2014, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2009, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 84/100
Beautiful deep colour, still youthful red. Open nose with accents of undergrowth and game. The palate is melted and harmonious, with fruit becoming more present. Slightly firm but balanced finish, with notes of wood and liquorice intertwined.
Guide Gilbert & Gaillard 2013, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2009, Montagne-Saint-Émilion
This property was acquired in 1997 by Vignobles Léon Nony, well known in Lalande-de-Pomerol for their Château Garraud cru. Renovation work was carried out in the cellar, where stainless steel vats replaced the metal vats, with temperature control added as well. This 2009, with its luminous garnet colour, offers a bouquet of discreetly spicy black fruit. On the palate, firm yet elegant tannins support an inviting roundness with fruity flavours. Ideal with roast guinea fowl, ready to enjoy now.
Guide Hachette 2013, FranceChâteau TREYTINS 2009, Montagne-Saint-Émilion: 13.5/20
Purple colour, fine oak on the nose. The palate is smooth and without harshness, showing finesse and elegance. Fine, well-integrated tannins.
Guide Bettane & Desseauve des Vins de France 2012, France
