-Anti-scratch sofa protective coverLafite Rothschild Moulin de Duhart Pauillac Bordeaux 75cl

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Wine of France
Country of Origin
France

Package Type
Bottle
Type of Closure
Natural Cork
Other Information
Origin:
Product of France
Brand
Moulin de Duhart
Manufacturer
Bottled by:
Chteau Duhart-Milon,
Propritaire Pauillac (Gironde),
France.
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Chteau Duhart-Milon,
Propritaire Pauillac (Gironde),
France.
Allergen Information
Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Allergy Information
Contains Sulphites
Dietary Information
Suitable for Vegetarians
ABV (%)
14.5
Units
9.75
Grape Variety
Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Tasting Notes
Notes of fresh fruit, especially Morello cherries. The attack is supple and rounded. Good lenth with soft tannins.
History
Moulin de Duhart is the second wine of the stunning Duhart-Milon estate, which lies just to the west of Chteau Lafite's Carruades vineyards. The same technical team, first
class facilities and attention to detail are employed in the production of this wine as they are to the first wine of the estate.
Regional Information
Pauillac is located on the left bank of the Gironde estuary, approximately 40km North of Bordeaux. With the tempering influence of the estuary and a great diversity of soils originated from both the Massif Central and the Pyrenees, Pauillac boasts exceptional climatic and geological conditions to make outstanding wines.
Current Vintage
2018
Vinification Details
Moulin de Duhart is crafted using the traditional methods for the great Mdoc wines, with de-stemming and crushing of the grapes before fermentation in concrete and stainless-steel vats. Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature of 30C, followed by maceration for about ten days. After malolactic fermentation, the wines are transferred to two-year-old French oak barrels and aged for 12 months.
Producer
Domaines Barons de Rothschild, Lafite
Agent
Waddesdon Wine
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