A red wine from the Saint-Emilion region of Bordeaux made from Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Black foil capsule over the cork and a square white label with a picture of the family crest. Test of VIEUX CHANTECAILLE, SAINT-EMILION.

Château Vieux Chantecaille St Emilion 2020

Mickael Moze-Berthon makes wonderful wines, he has just over a hectare of St Emilion, 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet France, bottled as Chateau Vieux Chantecaille. His vineyards are within the Saint-Emilion Grand Cru boundary, just across the road from the famed Pomerol property of Le Bon Pasteur, but as his winery/cellar is outside the limits of the St Emilion Grand Cru appellation (he is based in Pomerol) he can only sell it as Saint-Emilion - this is one, frankly absurd, recent adjustment of local bureaucracy. Effectively he is delivering wine from a Grand Cru terroir at a great price.

The nose is fruity with excellent concentration. It reveals notes of ripe raspberry, blackberry and a touch of violet combined with slight touches of blackcurrant, liquorice as well as discreet hints of cocoa. The palate is fruity, juicy, well-balanced and offers a great definition of juicy blackcurrant blackberry and small notes of raspberry. Tannins are well-structured. Great  length.       

France, Bordeaux, St Emilion
 wine alcohol percent 15%
Cork In the next 10 years
Game, Lamb, Red Meat 75cl
Merlot, Cabernet Franc

 

€31,99
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