Chateau de France Rouge 2014
- Producer Grand Cru Classe Bordeaux
- Country France
- Region Bordeaux
- Appellation Pessac-Leognan
- UPC 0 15643 43027 5
Tasting notes
Deep red ruby color. Intense nose of red berries (black currant, blue berry and cherries) and gingerbread. Spice and liquorice on the palate with elegant and well-ripened tannins, refined oak aromas and a smoky note on the finish. Impressive length. This wine can be aged for many years.
Food pairing: any grilled meats.
Winery Technical Data
Appellation: PESSAC LEOGNAN Red
Terroir: Deep gravelly soil from the Pyrenees, sometimes on a chalky-clay subsoil
Grape Varieties: 41% Cabernet Sauvignon, 59% Merlot
Rootstock: 3309 C / 101-14 / 110 R / GRAVEZAC
Plantation density: 6.950 rootstocks per hectare
Pruning: Double and simple Guyot
Harvest: Handpicked
Winemaking: 7 to 10 days of alcoholic fermentation 3 to 4 weeks of maceration in 130 hl and 85 hl vats
Temperature control
Fermentation temperature: 30-32 Celsius max
Malolactic fermentation in vats
Maturing
News Barrels (40%) and one wine during 13 months.
Filtration
Light filtration before bottling
Terroir: Deep gravelly soil from the Pyrenees, sometimes on a chalky-clay subsoil
Grape Varieties: 41% Cabernet Sauvignon, 59% Merlot
Rootstock: 3309 C / 101-14 / 110 R / GRAVEZAC
Plantation density: 6.950 rootstocks per hectare
Pruning: Double and simple Guyot
Harvest: Handpicked
Winemaking: 7 to 10 days of alcoholic fermentation 3 to 4 weeks of maceration in 130 hl and 85 hl vats
Temperature control
Fermentation temperature: 30-32 Celsius max
Malolactic fermentation in vats
Maturing
News Barrels (40%) and one wine during 13 months.
Filtration
Light filtration before bottling