95 Pt. Château de Pressac Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé 2019
Red Blend from Bordeaux, France
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AG
95
MR
91
750 ML
/ 14.50% ABV
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95 Pt. Château de Pressac Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé 2019
Red Blend from Bordeaux, France
AG
95
JS
94
D
94
TWCI
93
JD
91
DWWA
91
WA
90+
MR
91
750.00 ML
/ 14.50% ABV
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Here's Why You Should Stock Up
- Chateau de Pressac's illustrious history leads back to the Middle Ages, including the final battle site of the Hundred Years' War and the adoption of Noir de Pressac vines, now known as Malbec.
- In 1997, Jean-Francois and Dominique Quenin became owners of the Saint-Emilion estate. They dedicated great effort and expense to upgrading its vineyard and cellar, earning them Grand Cru Classe status in 2012.
- The 2019 vintage presents a charming Bordeaux blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, and Malbec in top form. This Right Bank bottling's fresh fruit intensity, complex barrel accents, and velvety tannins point to a gradual evolution in the cellar, made far easier after deep savings!
Here's Why You Should Stock Up
- Chateau de Pressac's illustrious history leads back to the Middle Ages, including the final battle site of the Hundred Years' War and the adoption of Noir de Pressac vines, now known as Malbec.
- In 1997, Jean-Francois and Dominique Quenin became owners of the Saint-Emilion estate. They dedicated great effort and expense to upgrading its vineyard and cellar, earning them Grand Cru Classe status in 2012.
- The 2019 vintage presents a charming Bordeaux blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, and Malbec in top form. This Right Bank bottling's fresh fruit intensity, complex barrel accents, and velvety tannins point to a gradual evolution in the cellar, made far easier after deep savings!