Château Cantegril Sauternes White
Discover Château Cantegril Sauternes White, a wine that encapsulates the essence and vitality of Barsac's limestone terroir. Each bottle is the result of careful manual harvesting, with rigorous selection, ensuring the capture of the excellence of each grape variety and plot. Fermentation takes place in barrels, followed by meticulous pre-assembly three months after harvest, and the wine matures in barrels for 12 months.
This Sauternes stands out for its rich balance, presenting a palate where nectarines and peaches intertwine with toasted almonds and tobacco nuances. The spices of saffron and white pepper add a distinctive touch, elevating it to a high quality level. Château Cantegril Sauternes White is a work of wine art, promising to seduce with its elegance.
Château La Croix Red
La Closerie des Eyrins Margaux Red
After a 21-day maceration, the grapes are transferred to age in 50% new oak and 50% stainless steel. This balance of aging techniques gives the wine aromas of oak toasted with dark chocolate, molasses and dark fruits. Earthy flavors of leather, nuts and roasted beets are framed by a long, dry finish. A Margaux that perfectly shows the ripe and accessible vintage. Contains sulfites.
Cru Monplaisir Red
Crafted with polished style, offers classic Bordeaux aromatics of plums, figs, graphite, black currant and a touch of oak. Cabernet adds structure and firmness to otherwise silky tannins, finishes moderately long and leafy fresh. Pair with a rosemary and thyme braised lamb shoulder or short rib burgers topped in Gruyere. Contains Sulfites.
Château de L’Ecole Sauternes White
Château Les Justices Sauternes White
Sauternes, 40 miles south of Bordeaux city, is a village famous for its high-quality sweet wines. The Sauternes of Chateau Les Justices have always been highly appreciated by the best French restaurant for the high quality regularly maintained over time, Sauternes is a very long-lived. The vineyards are located in the municipality of Preignac, ideal environment for the development of noble rot (Botrytis Cincerrea), the vines have an average age of 25 years. The soil is stony (Graves) mixed with sand characterized by a clay part; subsoil consists of a layer clay-limestone which rests on the rock. The harvest is manual. Fermentation takes place in temperature controlled stainless steel tanks and lasts about three weeks. Followed by aging in vat at first, then in new oak barrels for 12/18 months.
Contains Sulfites.
