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Chateau Godeau 2015
- Producer Chateau Godeau
- Country France
- Region Bordeaux
- Appellation Saint-Emilion
- UPC 0 15643 25414 7
Tasting notes
The wine displays a deep colour, while the hot, sunny conditions of the vintage show through on the nose with notes of yellow and black fruits and touches of roots, irises and sweet spices.
The noble ageing of the wine comes through angain on the palate with hints of vanilla and subtle toast. The power in mouth still comes very much to the fore at this stage bringing a sensation of warmth which needs to integrate further. This already very expressive wine still needs some time to find its harmonious balance.
The noble ageing of the wine comes through angain on the palate with hints of vanilla and subtle toast. The power in mouth still comes very much to the fore at this stage bringing a sensation of warmth which needs to integrate further. This already very expressive wine still needs some time to find its harmonious balance.
Technical notes
Surface: 3,5 ha
Density of Plantation: 6.000 p/ha
Average of the Vineyard: 45 years old
Soil: sloping limestone-based land with a sandy clay texture
Grape Varieties: 90% merlot, 10% cabernet franc
Winemaking: alcoholic fermentation in small volume therm-regulated tanks that are plunged manually, malolactic fermentation in barrels
Ageing: wine aged in barrels for 18 months, 1/3 which is done in new French oak barrels
Dates of Harvests: from 26th of September to 12th of October
Alcoholic Degree: 15%
Density of Plantation: 6.000 p/ha
Average of the Vineyard: 45 years old
Soil: sloping limestone-based land with a sandy clay texture
Grape Varieties: 90% merlot, 10% cabernet franc
Winemaking: alcoholic fermentation in small volume therm-regulated tanks that are plunged manually, malolactic fermentation in barrels
Ageing: wine aged in barrels for 18 months, 1/3 which is done in new French oak barrels
Dates of Harvests: from 26th of September to 12th of October
Alcoholic Degree: 15%
Weather conditions
Winter went until the end of March, delaying bud-break; however warm weather in April accelerate vine shooting. After a rainy month of May, sunshine and dry conditions set in and brought about a fast, evenly-grouped flowering, which is a characteristic sign of great vintage. And it was ! It was the kind of vintage that allowed you to choose exactly when you wanted to pick. It was also a vintage in which different styles and creativity could be expressed.
