Chateau La Tonnelle Haut
The vineyard of Château LA TONNELLE was part of the Picourneau estate in the 19th century. In 1850, this famous property already producing 80 casks ranked No.1 in the commune of Vertheuil according to the first issue of the Feret guide. Since 1982, the Fabre family has replanted a the vineyard and built a new winery to ensure that the estate again ranks among the best.
Aged in French oak for 12 months, Chateau La Tonnelle carries a well balanced structure with a delicate oak character. Made respectively of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Merlot and 5% Petit Verdot that are all sourced from the Haut-Medoc region of Bordeaux. The color is deep, but fades slightly at the rim. The aromas are nice and deep, with smells of a forest floor, rich earthy tones, tobacco, and a faint note of cherries. The wine is medium bodied and posses clove and cinnamon flavors in the mid palate with smooth tannins. The finish lends more to the austere side, but the acidity is clean and bright.
Color | Red |
Size | 750 ml |
Dryness | Dry |
Mevushal | Not Mevushal |
Producer | 1848 |
Alcohol Content | 13 |
Wine Type | Table Wine |
Vintage | 2012 |
Pairs Well With | Duck, Veal, Turkey |
Supervision | OU, Grand Rabbinate of Paris |
Region | France |