A rich and dense wine, much closer to the roundness and finesse of Vosne-Romanée than to the power of Clos-Vougeot, north of the appellation. The aging of this Pinot Noir has melted the tannins while enhancing them, thus offering a bottle made for long aging.
Château Suduiraut, Premier Cru Classé in 1855, comes from a selection of the estate's most prestigious terroirs. This wine, entirely made to measure, reveals itself to be incredibly complex and beautiful with its sun-colored dress, turning to amber with age. Remarkably longevity, it combines harmony and power with aromas of flowers, fruit, candied and...
Le vignoble du Grand vin du Domaine se situe à l’ouest de la commune d’Ordonnac. Ses vignes s’alignent sur un double talweg argilo-graveleux. Elles produisent un vin très fin à texture serrée, d’une grande richesse et d’une magnifique fraîcheur. La bouche est pure et puissante, les tannins denses et épicés, la finale d’une grande profondeur et d’un bel...
Famous Premier Cru of Gevrey-Chambertin, Clos Saint Jacques is only exploited by six estates. Grown on vines between 47 and 62 years old, Bruno Clair's 2014 Vintage already reveals incredible nobility. This Premier Cru often surprises lovers of great Burgundy because it expresses a very particular complexity and often superior to the Grands Crus. The...
Gevrey-Chambertin is a legendary wine, with a deep, radiant robe. On the nose this wine has aromas of black and red fruits, then floral notes second. On the palate, this wine is dense, with dense tannins. The 1er Cru Saint-Jacques draws from its terroir a specificity and an aromatic complexity that the others do not have.
Listed as one of the oldest properties in the Médoc, the beautiful medieval tower jealously houses the treasures of troubadours and the soul of Michel de Montaigne and La Boétie. From the 12th century to the present day, including the Hundred Years War, this characterful castle, with shimmering moats and drawbridge, is linked to the history of France....
Spontaneity. This sudden desire for gluttony, without waiting, Château Palmer wanted to satisfy it. Its philosophy always in mind, another expression of its terroir has been given. Since the 1998 vintage, a new approach in the selection and the assemblies signs supple and round wines, with fresh fruit, intense, crunchy, juicy ... Alter Ego. From the end...
Bought by Maison Chanel in 1994, the château has undergone a complete renovation of the vineyard in the cellar and is now considered a Second Grand Cru Classé of the Médoc. Thanks to its gravel terroir, the château offers rich and concentrated wines of elegant finesse.
The complexity. That of the terroir of Château Palmer is expressed in its wines. Plot by plot, its teams ensure it on a daily basis. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot, which protects and enriches a plural nature, develop notes of fruit, flowers and spices. No exuberance. Especially not. But, with the passing of time, more harmony still, length...
The complexity. That of the terroir of Château Palmer is expressed in its wines. Plot by plot, its teams ensure it on a daily basis. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot, which protects and enriches a plural nature, develop notes of fruit, flowers and spices. No exuberance. Especially not. But, with the passing of time, more harmony still, length...
The complexity. That of the terroir of Château Palmer is expressed in its wines. Plot by plot, its teams ensure it on a daily basis. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot, which protects and enriches a plural nature, develop notes of fruit, flowers and spices. No exuberance. Especially not. But, with the passing of time, more harmony still, length...
The complexity. That of the terroir of Château Palmer is expressed in its wines. Plot by plot, its teams ensure it on a daily basis. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot, which protects and enriches a plural nature, develop notes of fruit, flowers and spices. No exuberance. Especially not. But, with the passing of time, more harmony still, length...
The complexity. That of the terroir of Château Palmer is expressed in its wines. Plot by plot, its teams ensure it on a daily basis. Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot, which protects and enriches a plural nature, develop notes of fruit, flowers and spices. No exuberance. Especially not. But, with the passing of time, more harmony still, length...
The concern for excellence has always led Château Margaux to produce a second wine which took the name of Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux in 1908. Our requirement has never ceased to be reinforced and has led, from the 1997 vintage, to when creating a third batch of wine. Over the years, the selection has become more and more rigorous, thus improving...
Beautiful intense dark garnet color, bright and limpid wine. Before stirring: nice fresh fruit, quite bright. After stirring: spicy notes reminiscent of curry with, at this stage, notes of brioche and toast aging. The attack is fresh and expressive. The structure is tight with powerful and tender tannins at the same time, provided by the beautiful...
Like its predecessor, Echo de Lynch-Bages has the characteristic flavor, aroma and length of Pauillac. Echoing the first wine, it benefits from the same attentive care from the vine to the cellar. Fruit of a selection of parcels and young vines from Lynch-Bages, it represents between 25 and 40% of the harvest depending on the vintage. Round and supple,...
The great wine of Château Duhart-Milon is often described as a model of the Pauillac appellation. The appreciation of the broker Guillaume Lawton, from 1815, illustrates this well “… it presents itself with a lot of firmness, good color and quite pronounced sap”, (the “sap” of the Médoc premier crus is nicely defined as “something of the smell that the...
The wine has a rich color with a garnet tint. The nose opens with notes of blackberry mixed with refined notes of roasted coffee beans. Airy, noble and delicate notes of graphite, flint and cocoa complete this very attractive palette of aromas. A fresh and ample attack leaves an impression of generosity and superb balance, leading to a mid-palate with...
Bold and innovative, known to be often the last to harvest, Jean-Charles Cazes defined the style of Lynch-Bages in the 1930s. The racy and typical character of the wine places it in the line of the great Pauillacs. It combines structure, finesse and elegance. Generous from its youth, it evolves in its maturity towards more flavors and complexity. The...
Bold and innovative, known to be often the last to harvest, Jean-Charles Cazes defined the style of Lynch-Bages in the 1930s. The racy and typical character of the wine places it in the line of the great Pauillacs. It combines structure, finesse and elegance. Generous from its youth, it evolves in its maturity towards more flavors and complexity. The...
Both in the vineyard and in the cellar, Les Forts de Latour is aged with the same care as the Grand Vin. The only notable difference, apart from its origin, is the proportion of new barrels - between 50 and 60% - used for its aging. The blend of Forts de Latour can vary from year to year, but there is a higher proportion of the Merlot grape (25 to 30%)...
Second wine of Château Lafite Rothschild, Carruades de Lafite presents characteristics similar to Grand Vin with its own personality linked to a higher proportion of Merlot and specific plots intended for the production of Carruades. The origin of the name comes from the "plateau des Carruades", the place name of a set of plots adjoining the rump of the...
The grapes were magnificent and the fermentations took place quickly. The wines immediately showed a lot of color and strong aromatic intensities, in a very complete palette ranging from red and black fruits to spices and incense smoke. The tannins are generally very coated, dense and without roughness. After assembly, the wines still present the same...
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