Name: Chateau Trotte Vieille Premier Grand Cru Classe B, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, 2007, 750ml
SKU: 66922d3fe948fc000dd3e06b
Price: 480.0 HKD
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Chateau Trotte Vieille Premier Grand Cru Classe B, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, 2007, 750ml

Attractive - Harmony - Structure

HK$600.00

HK$480.00

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AN EXCEPTIONAL TERROIR AND VINEYARD

Tasting Note:

"Chocolaty, smoky, earthy notes jump from the glass of this dark ruby/purple-tinged wine. Seriously endowed with moderate tannin, beautiful elegance and freshness, and a nicely layered mouthfeel, it should drink well for 12-15 years. Drink 2010-2025."

- Robert Parker 89+ points

Dominant Flavor:

Chocolate, Black Cherry

Food Matching:

Mushrooms, Beef, Cheese

Overview:

Before the French Revolution, the land at TrotteVieille belonged to Jean Laveau, the owner of Château Villemaurine (a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé). In 1841, Isambert, a lawyer and the owner of Château L’Evangile in Pomerol, acquired the property.

In 1867, Château TrotteVieille was awarded a gold medal at the Universal Exhibition.

In 1868, the estate was acquired by two new owners and divided up into two parts, one of which went to the Dumugron family. In 1874, the owner of the château was Alexis Dumugron. A few years later, in 1886, Pierre and Edouard Jean became his partners.

In 1898, the estate was reunified under the management of Edouard Jean. In 1908, his son Charles Jean succeeded him. From 1929, Joséphine Gibaud, Charles’ wife, took over the reins until 1942 when the estate went into the hands of the heirs Charles Jean and Joséphine Gibaud.

In 1947, after falling in love with the estate, Marcel Borie, the Managing Director of the Bordeaux wine merchant house Borie-Manoux, purchased Château TrotteVieille from Charles Jean’s two grandsons.

In 1955, the estate was classified Saint-Émilion Premier Grand Cru, a rank which it has maintained to the present-day.

After Marcel Borie passed way, Émile Castéja, his son-in-law, took over the estate. During the 1990s, Philippe Castéja, the son of Émile Castéja and Denise Borie, took over the running of Château TrotteVieille.

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