Chateau Malmaison
Chateau Malmaison is soft, flexible with elegant tannins and a rich fruity bouquet. A wine with a predominance of Merlot, intense in color with a pure aroma of blackberries and plums combined with a well accentuated note of oak. The taste is tannic but also juicy and fruity.
Chateau Malmaison is soft, flexible with elegant tannins and a rich fruity bouquet. A wine with a predominance of Merlot, intense in color with a pure aroma of blackberries and plums combined with a well accentuated note of oak. The taste is tannic but also juicy and fruity.
Chateau Malmaison vineyard is located in Moulis in one of the oldest areas of the Medoc. This property is adjacent to Chateau Clarke, which was also purchased by Baron Edmund de Rothschild in 1973. At the time of purchase, Chateau Malmaison was in a state of complete neglect, but has been restored to its former glory. The vineyards were replanted between 1974 and 1978 and now cover up to 24 hectares and are well kept.
The calcareous and clay soils on which the grapevines grow are perfect for the cultivation of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. During each grape harvest, the grapes are harvested by hand and then carefully sorted before the vinification process. The wine is aged for 14 to 18 months in oak barrels.
Data sheet
- Color
- red
- Taste
- Dry
- Country
- France
- Producer
- Baron Edmond de Rothschild Heritage
- Region
- Appelation
- A.C. Moulis en Médoc
- Variety
- Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
- Wine maturation
- 16 months
- Punktacja Vivino
- Tobacco, coffee, chocolate
- 4
- Dried fruits
- 4
- Ripe fruits
- 3
- Jam, vanilla
- 3
- Butter, nuts
- 1
- Tropical fruits
- 3
- Vegetables, green fruits
- 3
- Citrus, sour fruits
- 3
- Minerals
- 4
- Forest litter, violets
- 3
- Musk, leather
- 3
- Oak, smoke, tannins
- 4
- Alcohol
- Przedział cenowy
- 200-300zł