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Chapelle de Potensac 2012 Magnum

Bordeaux - Médoc - 2nd wine - Château Potensac
$38.67
Magnum 1,5L
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Stored in air-conditioned cellar
Stored in air-conditioned cellar
Data sheets
Grape varieties
Merlot 56%
Cabernet sauvignon 30%
Cabernet Franc 13%
Petit Verdot 1%
Château Potensac

Château Potensac

The Château Potensac is an iconic wine estate located in the Médoc region of Bordeaux.

This magnificent estate has a rich history, a deep family tradition and an exceptional Domaine that make it a major player in the Médoc appellation and the French wine industry as a whole.

The history of Château dates back to the 18th century, when the Delon family acquired the property in 1750. Since then, the Delon family has played a key role in the preservation and development of this Domaine winery. Specifically, family member Jean-Hubert Delon has managed the estate and been the driving force behind its rise to world renown. His commitment to quality and winemaking tradition is deeply rooted in the history of the Delon family and Château.

The Domaine covers around 84 hectares of vines, mainly planted with Bordeaux's traditional grape varieties, namely Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. These vineyards benefit from an exceptional terroir, characterized by clay-limestone soils, which contribute to the complexity and finesse of the wines produced.

The specialty of Château Potensac lies in the production of Médoc red wines of great elegance and longevity. Potensac Domaine is particularly renowned for its resolutely traditional approach to... See more ...

Critics Chapelle de Potensac 2012 Magnum.

Wine Spectator
85/100
Le Figaro
90/100

Description Chapelle de Potensac 2012 Magnum.

With its superb ruby-red color and brilliant highlights, the wine offers an elegant nose. Bigarreau cherry, blackberry and plum intermingle with greed. After aeration, notes of roasting and star anise emerge. The palate is both structured and dense, thanks to present tannins. A great freshness is felt thanks to a controlled liveliness. The balance is well-balanced between greedy fruit and barrel aromas. However, the aromatic finish is still marked by a slight woodiness, encouraging the wine to be kept for a few more years.

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