Château Marsau 2021
Francs Côtes de Bordeaux AOC
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Wine Advocate praised Marsau – “a property to follow, producing vibrant, energetic, perfectly balanced wines with considerable appeal.” They called it "the Pétrus of the Côtes des Francs". Enjoy lavish berry fruit with dark chocolate spice notes.
£17.99 per bottle£21.00
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The Story Behind the Bottle
Wine Advocate wrote, Château Marsau, “is among the most exciting and compelling on the Right Bank, thanks to the exhaustive work of Anne-Laurence, who has perfectly grasped the symbiosis between the Merlot grape variety and clay soils.” The estate lies in Francs Côtes de Bordeaux, a region that offers superb quality at a fraction of the price of Pomerol and Saint-Émilion. The owners are the aforementioned Anne- Laurence, the winemaker, and Matthieu Chadronnier, incidentally also the president of leading fine wine merchant CVGB. Made from pure Merlot, it shows ripe cherry and cassis with complex layers of roasted coffee, spice, and fine tannins. A wonderful expression of Bordeaux’s most-grown grape. Open early and decant or cellar awhile.
Wine Advocate wrote, Château Marsau, “is among the most exciting and compelling on the Right Bank, thanks to the exhaustive work of Anne-Laurence, who has perfectly grasped the symbiosis between the Merlot grape variety and clay soils.” The estate lies in Francs Côtes de Bordeaux, a region that offers superb quality at a fraction of the price of Pomerol and Saint-Émilion. The owners are the aforementioned Anne- Laurence, the winemaker, and Matthieu Chadronnier, incidentally also the president of leading fine wine merchant CVGB. Made from pure Merlot, it shows ripe cherry and cassis with complex layers of roasted coffee, spice, and fine tannins. A wonderful expression of Bordeaux’s most-grown grape. Open early and decant or cellar awhile.
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