
The
Château Lartigue-Cèdres is located in the centre
of the Bordeaux vineyards, between the rivers Garonne and Dordogne, the “entre
deux mers”. It was built at the end of 1800 in stone quarried on the
site and the Chateau represents the innovative spirit of its builders bringing
together modernity and tradition, intelligence and the land.
Its vineyard benefits from this typical soil which produces a round and well-constructed
wine.
Here, everything is a paradox: old buildings are full of technology, the old
vineyards are renovated each year, the soil is expressed with modern wine-making
techniques...
A
traditional Bordeaux Red Wine
This wine spends a short time in oak barrels, which gives it more of a spirit
than a character. Generally speaking, its taste is of matured fruit expressed
together with silky and melted tannins, long in the mouth and slightly woody.
Bottles are numbered and there are magnums.
tasting : this should be at room temperature and
its flexibility will allow you to serve it with many different dishes.
conservation : it can be enjoyed from one year and
up to 8-10 years depending on the year of harvest.
A
fruited wine: Clairet
A pure expression of red fruits, this wine is an unknown delight. It is more
of a light red wine than a rosé.
tasting : to be drunk chilled to very chilled when
the night is hot.
garde : one year to take advantage of the fruits
vivacity, 2 to 3 years for a long and fruity wine. With time, the vivacity
disappears. In the summer, always keep a few bottles in the refrigerator !
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For
the adventurous For the most courageous, the bottom of the well is 25 metres underground and can be reached by walking through a subterranean stone pit! |
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Welcome You're most welcome to visit our wine storehouse. We will be opening a new reception area during 2007. |
The Château is always on working !...

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