21458 customer reviews

Château Mayne-Guyon 2007

Name: Château Mayne-Guyon 2007
Brand: Château Mayne-Guyon
Rating: 3 (30 reviews)

Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux|Red wine

3/5 (30 customers)

Note: Hachette Guide 3*** (Exceptional Wine)
“ This 22-hectare estate, taken over in 1995, produces a wine that is quite simply exceptional. Black and red fruits, cloves, toasty and smoky notes: the nose is of rare complexity. Full-bodied, round, and rich, with a solid structure, the palate is equally impressive. Notes of candied black fruits and roasted flavors (mocha, toast) come through with intensity. A very promising wine, to be cellared for three to five years and served with game.” (Guide Hachette des Vins 2010)

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Estate

Château Mayne-Guyon

Vintage

2007

Designation

Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux

Region

Bordeaux

Grape Varieties

80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet-Sauvignon

Regions

clay-loam-limestone soil

Viticulture

traditional viticulture

Grape Harvest

2 sets

Wine Production

Fermentation in temperature-controlled tanks (29° to 31°), maceration for 3 weeks

Livestock Farming

15 months in oak barrels

Alcohol Content

13,5%

Eye

Beautiful ruby color

Nose

Exceptionally complex, with aromas of black and red fruits, cloves, and toasty and smoky notes

Palate

Full-bodied, round, and rich, with a solid structure; the palate is equally impressive. Notes of candied black fruits and roasted flavors (mocha, toast) come through with intensity.

Serve

at 16-17°C

Open

1 hour before

Drink starting at

2010

Drink before

2014

Food and Wine Pairings

A déguster sur de belles pièces de viande : un rôti de boeuf, une entrecôte, une côte à l'os... <br/>

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Customer Rating

3/5

based on 30 reviews

Review and comment by Mr. PIERRE M. Posted on April 10, 2013

Tasted in 2012 and 2013. It’s a dark, powerful wine, very well “structured,” with aging that’s both pronounced and yet subtle, without any harshness (I’m personally a staunch opponent of “oak-drenched” wines). A real pleasure and, I think, with interesting aging potential. In summary: great value for the price.