Bordeaux

With its 38 appellations, the Bordeaux vineyard is the most important in France in terms of AOC. Some of the wines produced there are among the most famous and expensive in the world, making Bordeaux a world benchmark in terms of wine production.

The vineyard's production is varied: around 80% red wines (such as Pomerol or Pauillac) and 20% dry white wines (such as Entre-deux-mers or Pessac-Léognan) or sweet (for example Sauternes or Cadillac), to which are added rosés, clairets, and sparkling wines (crémant de Bordeaux).

CHEVAL BLANC SAINT EMILION GRAND CRU CLASSE 1997

SAINT EMILION GRAND CRU CLASSE

Description

Cheval Blanc is a prestigious winery located in the Saint Emilion appellation of Bordeaux, known for producing exceptional wines. The Grand Cru Classe 1997 is a blend of Merlot and Cabernet Franc grapes harvested in a challenging vintage, resulting in a wine of complexity and finesse.

This 1997 vintage of Cheval Blanc Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classe exhibits a deep garnet hue with aromas of red fruits, cedar, and leather. On the palate, it offers flavors of black cherries, tobacco, and spices, with silky tannins and a long, elegant finish. This wine is a true representation of the terroir and craftsmanship of Cheval Blanc.

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