Famille Vauthier, Château Moulin Saint-Georges, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, 2013
186,00 ₾
Datasheet
| Country |
France |
|---|---|
| Region |
Bordeaux |
| Origin | |
| Winery |
Château Moulin Saint-Georges |
| Volume |
0,75 |
| Alcohol |
13% |
| Grape |
60% Merlot, 34% Cabernet franc, 6% Cabernet |
| Technology |
Red – Savory and Classic |
| Aroma |
Pure, fruit-driven nose. Good depth. Lively acidity as usual. Ageing potential. |
| Taste |
Raspberry and floral notes open this fresh, delicate, soft and bright wine that concludes with fennel and red fruits |
| Vintage Year |
2013 |
| Sugar |
dry |
| Quantity btls |
Description
The terraces of Moulin Saint-Georges (7 ha) face those of Ausone (same owner). Thanks to the quality of its terroir and the refined style of its wines, Moulin Saint-Georges is a sure bet in the appellation. As the Revue du Vin de France’s 2024 guide points out, “quality has been impressively consistent for over two decades, and prices remain reasonable. The only regret is the quantities available…”.
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