Chateau Chatelier Bordeaux Superieur Rouge

Chateau Chatelier Bordeaux Superieur RougeA refuge for monks in the 16th century, Chateau Chatelier vines have been in the Houbaer family since 1890. Current owner Jean Michel Chatelier is the great grandson on the maternal side of the family. On the slopes overlooking the Dordogne River, the vineyards face south southeast towards the medieval town of Saint Emilion. The sandy soils provide good drainage and keep the soil from compacting. A good, sunny exposure, meticulous canopy maintenance,

Finishes with good clarity and energy

hearty vegetarian dishes

The vineyard and its wine give their life a seasonal rhythm of the stuffed grape leaves in the spring on the ripe grapes in the summer to young wine in the late autumn

Distilled in the heart of the Black Dirt region of New York

On the nose the wine brings fresh citrus with hints of honey and white floral notes

nextSectionEnjoy as an aperitif

sherry butt and new French Oak

the Glentauchers distillery boasts its own railway siding

but yields oak spice

the heart of the estate sits on the northern border of the Chianti Classico district

but it’s not aggressive

Many gin makers followed Thomas Dakin but he was the man that started it all and is widely regarded as the forefather of quality English gin