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Château Pontac-Phenix Haut-Médoc 2011 - Second wine

Château Pontac-Phenix Haut-Médoc 2011 - Second vin

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"With its brilliant color, this Haut-Médoc red wine is exceptionally refined and highly aromatic, with dominant notes of blackberry and blackcurrant." (Château Pontac-Lynch)

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Estate

Château Pontac-Lynch

Vintage

Château Pontac-Phénix

Vintage

2011

Designation

Haut-Médoc

Region

Bordeaux

Terroirs

Gravel and limestone

Viticulture

Reasoned

Wine Making

Traditional, in temperature-controlled concrete tanks

Livestock Farming

Oak barrels used for three vintages over a 12-month period

Alcohol content

13%

Eye

Stunning Dress

Palate

Extremely refined and highly aromatic, with dominant notes of blackberry and blackcurrant

Serve

At 16-18°C

Open

1 hour before

Drink starting at

2014

Drink before

2023

Food and Wine Pairings

Food and Wine Pairings

Enjoy it with tapas, a quiche, or an assortment of cheeses

More information at Château Pontac-Lynch

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About the estate:

The terroir of this Cru Bourgeois, consisting of a layer of gravel over a clay-limestone substrate, is equally well-suited to the four grape varieties blended here: Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, with a touch of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. The vines have an average age of 35 years and yield approximately 40 hectoliters per hectare—moderate yields. A selection of the best plots means that 7 of the estate’s 10 hectares are included in the cuvée, following a hand-harvest with careful sorting once the berries are perfectly ripe. Vinification is temperature-controlled and conducted on a plot-by-plot basis, followed by 12 months of aging in barrels. In this Margaux, you’ll find balance and delicacy, a velvety mouthfeel, and an intoxicating aroma. Its aging potential ranges from 8 to 15 years, depending on the vintage. Bernard Burtschy singled out the 2009 vintage in particular, describing it as “truly Margaux through and through.”

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