Chateau d'Armailhac 2019, Pauillac 750ml

$520.00

Stock: 5
Reward Points: 520
Model: 00092119
Weight: 750.00ml

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Chateau d'Armailhac is located in the well-known Pauillac production area on the left bank of Bordeaux. It was appraised as a fifth-level manor in 1855. The winery not only has good terroir conditions, but is adjacent to first-level manors such as Château Mouton Rothschild and Chateau Lafite Rothschild. Chateau d'Armailhac Just like these first-class manors, they insist on the highest quality winemaking process. Dominique Armailhac bought the place in 1680 from wine prince Nicolas-Alexandre de Ségur and named it Chateau Mouton-d’Armailhacq. In 1831, the manor introduced a new cleaning and disinfection technology, which doubled its output and sales, and was affirmed by the five-level manor in 1855. Later, due to debt and the impact of the economic depression, the winery was sold to the Rothschild family who were good at running the winery in 1933, the castle was rebuilt and the vineyard was rebuilt, the manor was revived, and the name was changed to Chateau d’Armailhac.

Although it manage by Rothschild family, Chateau d’Armailhac maintains a low-key attitude and only concentrates on making good wine. Chateau d’Armailhac genuine red wine has relatively strong tannin content, full-bodied and full-bodied wine, and various aromas are intertwined, giving drinkers an extraordinary feeling.

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Chateau d'Armailhac 2019 is deep, garnet-hued red, exuding intense black fruit aromas enhanced by notes of vanilla, pepper, and mild spice. The palate reveals a structured and sappy attack, with a creamy, satin-smooth body on black fruit and chocolate flavours. The tannins are perfectly integrated, smooth, and well-rounded, lingering on a pleasant touch of fruit. Floral and liquorice notes usher in a long and elegant finish. This wine is best enjoyed after a decanting time of 2 hours and pairs well with red meat, game, and poultry.

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