Traditional Bordeaux "Lilou cuvée" 2015
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The "Lilou cuvée" was designed to celebrate the birth of Lilou, daughter of Matthieu Sirac. The latter wanted to give the best of himself to pay tribute to his first child
For this he reserved a separate plot: the one belonging to Château Franc-Malartic, another château belonging to Matthieu Sirac adjoining Château Le Porge, made up of old Merlot vines planted on top quality clay-limestone soils.
The best vinification techniques have been retained, notably with fermentation and maceration entirely carried out in oak barrels.
A real wine for laying down, full of femininity and elegance, this cuvée is one of the jewels of Château Le Porge
The Lilou cuvée was awarded: Gold medal at the Macon wine competition
Data sheet
- Terroir
- Clay and limestone soils
- Grape variety - Average age of vines
- 100% Merlot - 35 years old
- Vinification - Aging
- Fermentation and maceration in oak barrels
- Aging
- 10 to 12 years
- Color
- Ruby, garnet, pink reflection, intense and deep
- Aromas
- Red fruits, dried fruits and vanilla
- Flavors
- Full, round and persistent flesh. Sweet tannins
- Service Tips
- Serve at 19 ° c. Ideally open it 1 hour before tasting
- Associated dishes
- Red meats and cheeses. Delicious with dark chocolate
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The "Lilou cuvée" was designed to celebrate the birth of Lilou, daughter of Matthieu Sirac. The latter wanted to give the best of himself to pay tribute to his first child
For this he reserved a separate plot: the one belonging to Château Franc-Malartic, another château belonging to Matthieu Sirac adjoining Château Le Porge, made up of old Merlot vines planted on top quality clay-limestone soils.
The best vinification techniques have been retained, notably with fermentation and maceration entirely carried out in oak barrels.
A real wine for laying down, full of femininity and elegance, this cuvée is one of the jewels of Château Le Porge
The Lilou cuvée was awarded: Gold medal at the Macon wine competition