Chateau chenu lafitte wine

“Typed, this wine expresses a delicate nose of red fruit notes Its structure is balanced, tasty and flexible  A true reference, it is a must!    Superb Malescasse full and dense, with a superb fruit, beautiful material, must remonstrate very far to find a wine that level  15, 50/20 Bernard BURTSCHY”read

“The soft palate and rich at the same time reveals a fruity material, generous and glowing The structure has a perfect balance between intensity and finesse lot of length, a lot of class, but without ostentation”read

“The Château La Tour Carnet is the oldest castle of the Medoc. Belonging to Bernard Magrez today, it was the property of Eleanor, sister of Michel de Montaigne. Its current owner began a general refurbishment program, namely the winery, the vineyard but also at the castle. The 75 hectares of La...”read

“Château La Tour de Mons is a property in one piece, a real ending, established in the northern part of the Margaux appellation. Several generations have passed on this land since the beginning of the castle in the thirteenth century. The castle is classified Cru Bourgeois in the famous...”read

“Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte 2011 Grand Cru Classé de Graves - Pessac-Leognan - Bordeaux”read

“The noble Bosq family started growing grapes in 1365. The property was purchased in the 18th century by Scotsman George Smith, who gave the estate its present name. He also built the manor house and exported his - by now famous - wine to England on his own ships. In 1842, Mr. Duffour-Dubergier,...”read

“ Freshness of the most attractive, but relatively light style. Soil: gravels Günziennes Grapes: Sauvignon Blanc 90% Semillon Sauvignon gray 5% 5% Area: 11 Hec”read

“Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte 2012 Grand Cru Classé de Graves - Pessac-Leognan - Bordeaux”read

“The noble Bosq family started growing grapes in 1365. The property was purchased in the 18th century by Scotsman George Smith, who gave the estate its present name. He also built the manor house and exported his - by now famous - wine to England on his own ships. In 1842, Mr. Duffour-Dubergier,...”read

“The Château Smith Haut Lafitte is located in the Pessac Léognan. The reputation of this Grand Cru is due to the richness of its soil serious Günziennes. The history of this property dates back to the Crusades. In the eighteenth century, the Scottish navigator George Smith settles. Him succeed Mr....”read

“A nobre família Bosq começou o cultivo de uvas em 1365. A propriedade foi comprada no século XVIII pelo escocês George Smith, que deu à propriedade o seu nome actual. Ele também construiu a mansão e exportou o seu vinho - agora famoso - para a Inglaterra nos seus próprios navios. Em 1842, o Sr....”read

“The noble Bosq family started growing grapes in 1365. The property was purchased in the 18th century by Scotsman George Smith, who gave the estate its present name. He also built the manor house and exported his - by now famous - wine to England on his own ships. In 1842, Mr. Duffour-Dubergier,...”read

“Catchy aromas of acacia flower. Château Smith Haut Lafitte Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte Blanc was ok, the kind of my taste. Is 100% recommendable.”read

“TASTING NOTES: - View: 2009 Château Smith Haut Lafitte Blanc has a beautiful bright yellow - Nose: aromatic potential aeration explodes with notes of yellow fruit (peach, apricot), brioche, flowers (honeysuckle, broom ..), and a touch of flint. - Mouth: yellow fruits (mango, apricot, candied...”read

“Brand: CHATEAU SMITH HAUT LAFITTE | Classification: Cru Classé de Graves | Country: France | Bordeaux | Type: White Wines | Vintage: 2011 | Volume: 75cl | Appellation: AOC Pessac-Leognan | Cru Classé de Graves | School Alcohol: 13. 5% / Vol. | Sale prohibited to minors. Alcohol abuse is dangerous...”read

“A white for any occassion. I drank it with a business client. Typical opacity of a Château Smith Haut Lafitte. Clearly noticeable aromas of white fruits. I liked its acidity.”read

“Château Margaux 2009 Vivens Durfort - 2nd Grand Cru Classé”read

“Good for a drink with the POUSSE RAPIER”read

“- There is great finesse and above all purity on the nose; in this subtle combination of floral, fruit and spice aromas, all are clearly present but no single aroma dominates. On the palate, the tannic structure is tight-knit, fine and tender. The general impression is firstly balance, precision,...”read