Red wine | Haut-Médoc, Bordeaux, France
Indulge in the exquisite Château de l'Eglise Vieille Haut-Médoc, a testament to the renowned winemaking tradition of Bordeaux. This 2020 vintage presents a captivating ruby hue, hinting at the symphony of flavors that await. On the nose, subtle aromas of ripe, slightly kirsch-infused red fruits emerge, creating an inviting olfactory experience. The palate is greeted with a harmonious balance of supple yet dense tannins, showcasing the wine's structure and aging potential. Hints of dark fruit and a subtle earthiness add complexity to the profile, promising a delightful journey with each sip.
This Haut-Médoc embodies the terroir of its origin, where the unique combination of gravelly soils and ideal climate contributes to the exceptional quality of the grapes. Cabernet Sauvignon typically dominates the blend, providing structure and dark fruit characteristics, while Merlot adds softness and roundness. Petit Verdot may be included to contribute color and spice.
Château de l'Eglise Vieille benefits from meticulous winemaking practices. The grapes are carefully selected and vinified in temperature-controlled tanks to preserve their varietal character. The wine is then aged in oak barrels, allowing it to develop greater complexity and finesse.
Perfectly suited for accompanying grilled meats such as entrecôte, duck breast, poultry, or an assortment of cheeses. Serve this wine between 16 and 18°C to unlock its full potential. No need to decant, as the wine is ready to be enjoyed immediately, showcasing its delightful harmony and finesse. This wine is produced at Château Fedieu, located in Gironde, France, and bottled at the château by Cordier, ensuring the wine's authenticity and quality. It's also certified organic.