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Ch Le Puy – Emilien

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France
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The Facts

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  • 2020 (750ml) - 8 11644 01184 6
  • 2019 (750ml) - 8 11644 01184 6
Origins France > Bordeaux > Saint-Emilion
Appellation Saint-Emilion
Varietal Bordeaux Red
Cepage 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Sauvignon, 1% Carmenere
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The Character

Overall Deep & Inviting
Mouthfeel Bright & Nuanced
Sustainability 2019 - Certified Biodynamic, Certified Organic, Natural Fermentation

The Story

Le Puy’s main-production wine “Emilien” is comprised of 85% Merlot, 14% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 1% Carmenère. After spontaneous fermentation in cement vats, it is transferred to 50-hectoliter foudres for one year, then to old 225-liter barriques for an additional year, before being bottled without fining or filtering. There is a harmony of elements in the wines of Le Puy—a weaving together of acid, fruit, tannin, mineral and earth—that is spellbinding. The “Emilien” offers a succulence of sappy red fruit as well as a driving, tunneling palate of remarkable energy. A subtle but irresistible umami pervades the palate and grounds some of the wine’s higher tones with its savory pull.

About Ch Le Puy

Brand Story

Set on the same rocky plateau as Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, overlooking the magnificent Dordogne valley, the area was formerly nicknamed ‘Miracle Hills’ on account of the superb wines produced here. The vineyard of Château le Puy is the second-highest point in the Gironde department. The bulk of the current Château was built in 1832 by our ancestor Barthélemy Amoreau, but the oldest sections date from the early seventeenth century.

Brand Story

Set on the same rocky plateau as Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, overlooking the magnificent Dordogne valley, the area was formerly nicknamed ‘Miracle Hills’ on account of the superb wines produced here. The vineyard of Château le Puy is the second-highest point in the Gironde department. The bulk of the current Château was built in 1832 by our ancestor Barthélemy Amoreau, but the oldest sections date from the early seventeenth century.

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