Château Batailley Pauillac 1961

Discover this Pauillac 1961

Château Batailley Pauillac 1961 is a distinguished wine that hails from the renowned Bordeaux region of France. This vintage showcases the epitome of elegance and complexity, with a deep ruby hue and a bouquet that exudes aromas of ripe black fruits, cedar, tobacco, and subtle hints of leather. On the palate, it offers a harmonious balance between its firm tannins and vibrant acidity, leading to a long and lingering finish that leaves a lasting impression.

The 1961 Château Batailley Pauillac is considered a classic representation of Bordeaux winemaking at its finest, showcasing the unique terroir of the Pauillac appellation. This wine has aged gracefully over the years, developing layers of complexity while retaining its youthful vitality. With its impeccable structure and depth of flavor, this vintage is sure to delight connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike, making it a true gem in the world of fine wines.

Pauillac 1961 is with a Natural cork closure by Château Batailley.

Specifications

Producer Château Batailley

Blend Red Blend

Alcohol bv 12.5%

Closure Natural cork

MPN # WVB-102862

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Blended Red Wines

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