CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
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CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951
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1951

CHÂTEAU L’EVANGILE 1951

Wine 1951 Bordeaux Pomerol

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Vintage Wine  1951
Region Bordeaux
Appellation Pomerol
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Château Evangile (L')
Evangile (L')
The grand vin of Château L'Evangile is described in an old edition of "Grands vins de Bordeaux" (Dussaut editions) as "...full, elegant wines, endowed with incomparable bouquet and finesse". For many enthusiasts, this subtle and elegant quality is indeed the hallmark of this wine. Grape varieties blended in the wine: 80 to 90% Merlot, 10 to 20% Cabernet Franc Duration of aging in oak barrels: 18 months, of which 70% are new barrels. Average annual production: 2,000 to 3,000 cases per year. After a cold and wet winter, high temperatures in March and April favoured the start of vegetation. Then, a long grey, temperate period without excess continued until August, requiring increased technical monitoring. The good weather stabilised in early September and eventually favoured a good and calm ripening of the grapes. This vintage is characterised by a 13-moon year and a longer than normal vegetative cycle. Discreet nose. Very round on the palate, full attack, generous mid-palate. Finish with a solid texture. Very well-integrated oak.
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