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Chateau Caronne Sainte-Gemme Cru Bourgeois 2015 – Haut- Medoc
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Varietal: 60% cabernet sauvignon, 3% petit verdot and 37% merlot
This Haut-Medoc Cru Bourgeois wine is has a well balanced alcohol content. Good colors, aromatical with good concentrations and tanins just ripe. Classical and balanced with a tension.
Rating: James Suckling – 90 points
Chateau Caronne Sainte-Gemme
Cru Bourgeois 2015
Haut- Medoc
Region and Soil: The Vineyard is made up of 45 hectares (113 acres) of a single tenant, planted on a mound of first class gravel on a base of iron rich sandstone, a little more sandy to the east, a little more clayey to the west.
Harvesting is 70% manual and 30% machine.
Vinification: The ageing of 12 months is made exclusively in the 1.000 French barrels of 225 L., of which 25% are renewed each year.
The wine is fined with egg whites and finally bottled at the vineyard 20 months after it is harvested.
Tasting Notes: Offers a dark, plush feel, with roasted fig and warm currant preserves notes flowing over dark tobacco and bittersweet cocoa flavors, followed by a solid, tarry-edged finish
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