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Product Details
A violet-edged, austere style. You can feel a real pull inwards and upwards through the palate that emphasises redcurrant rather than raspberry fruits. It has relatively chewy tannins on the finish. An enjoyable wine that should age. 38hl/ha yield in 2018. Ageing in 30% new oak. 5% Petit Verdot completes the blend. Owned by Famille Bignon-Cordier. Drinking Window: 2024-2036. (Jane Anson,decanter.com)
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- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- ByChâteau Sénéjac
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- VarietalRed Blend
Product Details
A violet-edged, austere style. You can feel a real pull inwards and upwards through the palate that emphasises redcurrant rather than raspberry fruits. It has relatively chewy tannins on the finish. An enjoyable wine that should age. 38hl/ha yield in 2018. Ageing in 30% new oak. 5% Petit Verdot completes the blend. Owned by Famille Bignon-Cordier. Drinking Window: 2024-2036. (Jane Anson,decanter.com)
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- ByChâteau Sénéjac
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- VarietalRed Blend
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