Château Lagrange 2016 AOC SAINT-JULIENChteau Lagrange 2016 had a mild and rainy spring with the vines budding in advance without being too early. The flowering took place perfectly thanks to a window of good weather at the right time. Spring finally gives way to a hot, dry summer. The harvest took place from October 3 to 24. At the tasting, Chteau Lagrange 2016 presents a dark, almost black color, with purple reflections. The nose gives off aromas of black fruits (black cherries,

are planted on Quaternary gravel-siliceous alluvial soils

deep colour

the juices were already deep-colored

the estate was sold to the Dutchman Eric Albada Jelgersma

Château Pape Clément 2022 is a Pessac-Léognan wine from a 73-hectare vineyard

this wine seduces the palate with its precision

Harvested by hand

A blend of 70% Merlot

it gradually reveals great depth with aromas of black fruits

The harvest took place from September 6th to October 3rd under particularly favorable conditions

The sandy-clay gravel of this exceptional terroir prevents excessive water stress during hot

The wine is aged in barrels (30% new