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Goulee Rouge Magnum 2016

Goulee Rouge Magnum 2016

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  • 13.5%
  • 1.5L
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    13.5%
  • 1.5L
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    RM 612

    Goulee Rouge Magnum 2016

    RM 612

    Tasting Notes:

    • Colour: Light Red in colour.
    • Nose: Started off with a rich white fruit , honey suckle and grassy notes. Light on the nose with hardly any hints of oak which threw me off as a Bordeaux blanc
    • Taste: Light and dry with an initial slightly spicy finish. A touch thin at the finish and quite grassy on the palate.

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    Tasting Notes:

    • Colour: Light Red in colour.
    • Nose: Started off with a rich white fruit , honey suckle and grassy notes. Light on the nose with hardly any hints of oak which threw me off as a Bordeaux blanc
    • Taste: Light and dry with an initial slightly spicy finish. A touch thin at the finish and quite grassy on the palate.
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    Goulee Rouge Magnum 2016

    Goulee Rouge Magnum 2016, The role of men is at the heart of the development of Cos d’Estournel wines. While having the most powerful tools, they practice an artisanal approach of viticulture and work in the cellar. Their knowledge of the property, their know-how and their involvement over the years gives them the ability to make the best decisions. Every detail is decisive for sublimating a magnificent terroir.

    Cos d’Estournel is a vineyard and winery in the Saint-Estèphe appellation of the Medoc. In the 1855 Classification, it was classified as a second growth and remains one of the most prominent and sought-after of all Bordeaux wines. Historically, the Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant grand vin has had a high percentage of Merlot compared with other Médoc growths, although this has lessened in recent years. Cos d’Estournel is dark, brooding and tannic when young, developing complexity and intensity with time.

    The estate is situated in the very south of Saint-Estèphe, just north of Pauillac’s Lafite Rothschild. The south-facing vineyard slopes gently down to the Jalle du Breuil stream which separates it from Lafite. In old Gascon, “cos” means “hill of pebbles”, and the vineyard does consist of deep Quaternary gravels and clay on limestone bedrock. It covers 91 hectares (225 acres) and is planted 60 percent to Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest Merlot.

    Besides the top wine, Cos d’Estournel has three other red wines in its portfolio. The second wine, Les Pagodes de Cos, was initiated in 1994 and is made from younger vines in vineyard areas designated for the grand vin. Château Marbuzet was historically sourced from younger vines but, since 1994, has been made from the 7 ha (17 acres) of vines surrounding the cellar.

    The last wine, Goulée, was first made in 2003 and comes from a vineyard at Port de Goulée in the Northern Médoc. Since 2005, two white wines, Cos d’Estournel Blanc and Goulée Blanc, have also been added to the portfolio.

    The new winery, which was built in 2012, has four vats which can be lifted to allow processes to be gravity-fed. The grand vin is matured for 18 months in new oak barrels; Les Pagodes sees 12 months in new oak whilst Marbuzet and Goulée rouge are matured in 50 percent new wood. Annual production of the various wines varies between 200,000 and 380,000 bottles.

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