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A somewhat rainy august raised concerns on grape maturity.
Fortunately september caught up with the sunshine shortage, and we made the
challenging and eventually winning bet of a very late harvest: We harvested in
october, from 4th to 16th, and got in wonderfully matured
grapes. Additionnally they were very sound thanks to drastic sorting at the
vineyard allowed by our entirely manual process.
A very selective blending after a year aging in barrels
produced no more than 60000 bottles.
Château du Petit Puch 2004 is selected by the Guide Hachette
2007 with two stars signaling a remarquable wine, with the additional mention
of a good value for price. "A remarquable wine whose brilliant colour garnet red
with ruby lights seduces at once. Then follow intense fragrances of new wood,
toasted, not masking the fruity notes (raspberry, blackcurrant). The velvety
tannins, silky in attack show a very powerful evolution and require two to
three years to reach perfection"
On the market since the beginning of 2007. Very pleasant to drink young thanks
to its fruit and roundness, its structure and power give it a superb ageing
capacity.
Silver medal Vinalies Internationales contest, Paris, 2007
Silver medal Great French Wine contest, Macon, 2007
Silver medal International Wine Challenge, Bourg, 2007
Vinalies Prize, Vinalies Nationales, French oenologists, Paris, May 2007
Selling price : 10.50 € Taxes included per
bottle
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