Chateau Chasse-Spleen 2015
- Producer Chateau Chasse-Spleen
- Country France
- Region Bordeaux
- Appellation Moulis-en-Medoc
- UPC 0 15643 50607 9
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Item# 1665-15
James Suckling
94pt
Wine Enthusiast
93pt
Wine Spectator
89-92pt
Tasting notes
The wine is brilliant and limpid.
The robe is an intense garnet.
The wine is clear and right.
Before stirring: expressive nose of red and black berries.
After stirring: mulberry and rapsberry aromas mixed to any greedy notes of a soft and melted ageing.
The mouth is voluminous and densely framed by a fine tanin.
The finale is very persistant and very mixed red fruits.
A wine which is typical from the cru.
Wait until 2020 for tasting with an ageing potentiel until 2045.
The robe is an intense garnet.
The wine is clear and right.
Before stirring: expressive nose of red and black berries.
After stirring: mulberry and rapsberry aromas mixed to any greedy notes of a soft and melted ageing.
The mouth is voluminous and densely framed by a fine tanin.
The finale is very persistant and very mixed red fruits.
A wine which is typical from the cru.
Wait until 2020 for tasting with an ageing potentiel until 2045.
Blend
Cabernet sauvignon: 50%,
Merlot: 42%, Petit verdot: 5%,
Cabernet franc: 3%.
Merlot: 42%, Petit verdot: 5%,
Cabernet franc: 3%.
Harvest
Merlot: From the 22nd to the 30th of september.
Cabernet sauvignon: From the 30th of september to the 12th of october.
Petit verdot: From the 2nd of october to the 3rd of october.
Cabernet franc: from the 28th of september to the 6th of october.
Cabernet sauvignon: From the 30th of september to the 12th of october.
Petit verdot: From the 2nd of october to the 3rd of october.
Cabernet franc: from the 28th of september to the 6th of october.
Weather
Immediately after the harvest, the rain is falling heavily. It stops a little bit in December, but start all over again in January. The winter is limited to a few rare cold and frosted days with abundant rains. The spring happens without specific climatic event. June is suddenly very hot. The flowering likes that. July is canicular, the vine su
