the youngest of which is from 2014
which means Brut Imperial is assembled from a hundred-plus base wines drawn from across Champagne
was captured at Saint-Emilion and lost his head in the Terror
This magnum-format bottle remains in its drinking window and captures the richness and power of a truly historic expression from the domaine's golden era
the estate follows organic and biodynamic principles across its 10 hectares of vineyards
Fleur Cardinale Saint Emilion 2005 NO20231018 the youngest of which isNow twenty years old, this 70% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc, and 10% Cabernet Sauvignon blend showcases why the 2005 vintage was a watershed year for Bordeaux. The wine remains vibrant with youthful ruby hue, delivering succulent red cherry, red plum, mint, blood orange, mocha, and espresso. A plush, round, silky mouthfeel combined with complex notes of leafy herbs, leather, and limestone minerality shows this Grand Cru Class drinking beautifully now.