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Full-bodied with soft, round and chewy tannins.
Food pairing: Lamb, grilled beef meat, pigeon, goose, cheese...
Serving temperature: 16-18°C
Tasting notes:
Beautiful ruby colour.
Intense aromas of red and black fruits.
A well structured St-Julien with great elegance and fineness.
An excellent and long finish.
Terroir:
It is often said that Saint-Julien form a middle ground within the Médoc, a middle ground between the feminine wines of Margaux to the south and the more full-bodied wines of Pauillac to the north, from which they are separated only by a small stream.
The area of the appellation is rather small, on two large gravelly hilltops.
The quality of the wines is generally quite consistent and regular.
Full-bodied with soft, round and chewy tannins.
Food pairing: Lamb, grilled beef meat, pigeon, goose, cheese...
Serving temperature: 16-18°C
Tasting notes:
Beautiful ruby colour.
Intense aromas of red and black fruits.
A well structured St-Julien with great elegance and fineness.
An excellent and long finish.
Terroir:
It is often said that Saint-Julien form a middle ground within the Médoc, a middle ground between the feminine wines of Margaux to the south and the more full-bodied wines of Pauillac to the north, from which they are separated only by a small stream.
The area of the appellation is rather small, on two large gravelly hilltops.
The quality of the wines is generally quite consistent and regular.
19 Left
Wine Code: FD0091
Full-bodied with soft, round and chewy tannins.
Food pairing: Lamb, grilled beef meat, pigeon, goose, cheese...
Serving temperature: 16-18°C
Tasting notes:
Beautiful ruby colour.
Intense aromas of red and black fruits.
A well structured St-Julien with great elegance and fineness.
An excellent and long finish.
Terroir:
It is often said that Saint-Julien form a middle ground within the Médoc, a middle ground between the feminine wines of Margaux to the south and the more full-bodied wines of Pauillac to the north, from which they are separated only by a small stream.
The area of the appellation is rather small, on two large gravelly hilltops.
The quality of the wines is generally quite consistent and regular.
