Château Montlandrie Côtes de Castillon 2011

Château Montlandrie 2011 Optimal consumption period: 2014 – 2024 Manufacturer: Château Montlandrie – AOC Côtes de Castillon Owner: Denis Durantou (Château L’Église Clinet) – one of the greatest contemporary oenologists Soul: 75% % Cabernet Franc Color: dark ruby ​​red Smell: intense scent of dudes, blueberries, black plums, cloves, cinnamon, with hints of mineral and orange blossom Taste: surprising, exotic, vibrant and exotic with medium to full body, refined texture, crispy but refined tannins and memorable finish Gastronomic recommendations: red meat (beef, veal, lamb, game), matured cheeses Alcohol: 14% temperature° C Maturated in 50% new barrels. 90 Parker points: “A sensational achievement by owner Denis Durantou (also owner of L’Église Clinet in Pomerol), the wine is a Castillon-Côtes de Bordeaux surp intense ruby ​​red / purple rancid displaying a wealth of notes of sweet dude, cherry brandy, black currant, licorice, spring flowers and graphite. With a medium to full body and remarkably concentrated, it surpasses, in this harvest year, many of the most famous Bordeaux. Of impressive quality and value, it can be enjoyed in the next 10+ years. A leading achievement of this harvest year. ” 90 James Suckling points:“ A wine with aromas of dried fruit, such as strawberries and blueberries. Insinuations of dried lemon peel. Very vibrant. Full body, crispy tannins, but polished and fine. From the owner of the L’Église Clinet estate. ” 90 Wine Spectator Points