Discover this Château Cardinal Villemaurine 1930
Château Cardinal Villemaurine 1930 is a distinguished vintage wine that embodies the essence of excellence in winemaking. Crafted with precision and care, this exceptional Bordeaux blend showcases a deep ruby hue and a complex bouquet of ripe fruits, subtle spices, and earthy undertones. The palate reveals layers of rich flavors, including blackcurrant, plum, cedar, and hints of tobacco, all harmoniously integrated with velvety tannins and a lingering finish.
This rare gem from the esteemed Château Cardinal Villemaurine estate exemplifies the artistry of winemaking at its finest. With over nine decades of aging gracefully in the bottle, this wine has developed remarkable depth and complexity that captivates connoisseurs worldwide. Each sip offers a glimpse into history and tradition, making it a true treasure for those seeking an unforgettable oenophilic experience.
Château Cardinal Villemaurine 1930 is with a Natural cork closure produced in Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux, France by Château Cardinal Villemaurine.
Specifications
Producer
Château Cardinal Villemaurine
Country
France
Region
Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux
Alcohol bv
12.5%
Closure
Natural cork
MPN #
WVB-106924
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Bordeaux Wines
Bordeaux is a renowned wine region in southwest France, known for its high-quality red, white, and sweet wines. The region's red wines, often blends of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, are particularly famous for their complexity, structure, and aging potential. Bordeaux wines typically have an ABV ranging from 12-14%. The popularity of Bordeaux wines is due to their prestigious history, diverse styles, and exceptional quality.
The varied terroirs of Bordeaux, with their gravel, clay, and limestone soils, provide ideal conditions for viticulture. The region's maritime climate, influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, contributes to the unique character of Bordeaux wines. Bordeaux's classification systems, such as the 1855 Classification, further enhance its reputation. The region's wines are celebrated for their balance, depth, and ability to age gracefully, making them a cornerstone of fine wine collections worldwide.
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