Wine Chateau Gaudin, Pauillac AOC, 2010
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Cabernet Sauvignon: 70%, Merlot: 30%
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Reviews of purchase Chateau Gaudin, Pauillac AOC, 2010
Tasting Notes
The color of wine - dark ruby.
The wine has a delicate taste with notes of black fruit and hints of oak, is a perfect balance of complexity, elegance and tannins.
The aroma of wine is filled with pleasant fruity notes, hints of oak and spice.
The wine is recommended to serve with meat, for example, lamb, grilled, or veal meatballs, various cheeses. Also, it perfectly complements and more simple dishes, such as - pizza and grilled.
Interesting Facts
Chateau Gaudin - classic elegant wine from Bordeaux, with its elegance and sophistication confirming noble ancestry. About this wine say that it has an equally strong personality as the owner of Château year.
Pauillac region is famous for its wines to taste, won first place in the classification of French wines and the right to enjoy the world-famous. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot to create a wine grown on areas located far from the Gironde, in a wooded area in the heart of the same region. After fermentation in stainless steel tanks and cement vats the wine is aged for 18 months in new oak barrels. Enjoy the exquisite Chateau year complementing its dishes of lamb or veal, as do the residents of the famous wine region. Wine storage capacity is 8-10 years.
Producer's description
Initially, the estate vineyard Chateau Gaudin limited only 4 hectares, which in 1901 bought the ancestor of the current owner of the charismatic, Madame Jeanne Capdevila - Sieur year. Occupation winemaking has become a major in his family, and the secrets of creating a skilled wines were transferred from generation to generation. Over the years, the family visited the property in the possession of three generations, and the size of the vineyards increased to 11 hectares. The estate is located in the commune of Pauillac. The vineyards are located on the detrital ridges near the village of Saint-Lambert, in an area that has more than a great reputation. The average age of the vines in the vineyards is 40 years, 85% of the landings of Cabernet Sauvignon, which is considered the hallmark of this region. Chateau of the year - one of the last three estates Pauillac remaining independent.
