Chateau La Rose Bouquey Saint Emillion 2009 / 2011



The Right Banks Bordeauxs are beautiful blends that consist mostly Merlot, making some of the most sought-after wines in the world.

The moderate climate of Bordeaux creates medium plus tannins and a stilted structure accent very earthy soil, tobacco, tar along with blackberry, raspberry, and plum on the nose and palate.

This wine comes from a small, established château to the north of St. Emilion, which today is under the same ownership as the neighbouring Château Larmande. The area has St. Emilion's trademark sand and limestone soils.

Tasting Notes:

Appearance - Its has a garnet color with ruby highlights.

Nose - It has very subtle nose with red berries notes in aroma with a pleasantly spicy and mature hints.

Palate - A medium-bodied claret, with, with hints of leather and clove against a backdrop of bramble and dried prune fruit, framed by fine-grained tannins.

Finish - Elegant and soft with fruity finish notes.

Food Pairing - Best served with grilled beef, roast lamb & fermented cheeses