Chateau Viramiere St-Emilion Grand Cru

• Vintage: 2016
  
• Origin: Saint Emilion, Bordeaux, France
• Taste guide: Ruby hues give way to an enchanting bouquet of ripe plums, dried herbs, and nuanced chocolate. The pleasingly full-bodied taste unfolds in layers, revealing subtle hints of rich, opulent dark fruits and soft, velvety tannins. This wine has been elegantly aged in oak, treating the drinker to a lingering, oak-infused finish.
• Grape Variety: 85% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Franc
• 75cl - 14% - Traditional Cork Opening
• Food pairing: Succulent roast beef or a hearty plate of duck confit.

Nestled in the idyllic surroundings of France's renowned wine region, Chateau Viramière is a veritable treasure trove for the discerning wine connoisseur. This 18th-century winery, with its sprawling expanse of vineyards that stretch as far as the eyes can see, is a haven where tradition and innovation gloriously entwine.

Brimming with rustic charm, the Chateau's architecture stunningly mirrors the timeless elegance of its exquisite wines. A breathtaking sight with its beautifully aged stone facade and typically French turret, a tour around the estate not only reveals the rich history of its winemaking process, but also offers spontaneous gratifying visuals.
Delighting wine enthusiasts worldwide for generations, Château Viramière's production techniques have been perfected through centuries. Adhering to time-honoured processes, whilst also incorporating the latest technological advances, the Winery ensures the vitality of its varietals. Its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality, combined with the exceptional climate and fertile landscapes, results in an array of highly acclaimed wines that are truly indicative of their terroir.

“92/100…fine, richly textured…12 months in wood, it is a generous character, bold with black fruits and densely textured with solid tannins. This a fine wine that will take its time. Drink from 2024.” (ROGER VOSS, Wine Enthusiast 01.11.21.)

£20-22 at other UK Merchants when checked (Aug '24) so £16.99 represents a great opportunity to try a fantastic Bordeaux well below the normal price point!