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    204
  • Producer ranking ?

    4
  • Decanting time

    2h
  • When to drink

    Now
  • Food Pairing

    Beef

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The Story

Château Trotte Vieille is a 1er (Premier) Grand Cru Classé Saint-Emilion and Borie-Manoux highest classified and most prestigious Château. Trottevieille is a very old estate. A pergament from the year 1453, kept at the Chateau today, shows that the funny name of Trottevieille had already been used for this estate in the 15th century. In the 14/15th century there apparently lived an elderly lady at the estate. The people from the village of Sai...

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Vintage 1959

Bordeaux 1959 was proclaimed wine year of the century by overzealous journalists. Although it was a great year, it just wasn't the best year of the century. The year started with ideal weather conditions. The summer was perfect until the fall, when the rains arrived in mid-September. But the rains gave way to hot and dry weather, preparing a magnificent setting for the start of the harvest. The result was a truly ripe and juicy harvest. Reds a...

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Ruby colour with garnet hue. Expressive and mature nose with spicy character, cocoa powder, damson fruit, blackberry jelly and hints of chocolate coated prunes. On the palate well balanced with very convincing length, lingering cocoa powder, mild spices and hints of ripe plums in the finish. A very appealing 1959.

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Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
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