About the Wine

The name "Crabitey" come from the name "Crabit" (a goat in occitan and gascon dialect) and "-ey" (meaning "little"). So Crabitey literally means "small goat" and this name has been given to this location for hundreds of years as it can be seen in the map of Cassini from the XVIII Century (18th Century).

The finish is long and distinguishes itself by nice and light woody and citrus fruit aromas. In the mouth, the wine is fully developed and complex, with a nice volume as well as a light acidity for the freshness. Its nose is fine and complex - even lemony with its pomelo scent - with some smoky notes. Chateau Crabitey Graves Blanc displays a fine, light yellow color and a nice brilliance.

Wine Analysis