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Clos de la Cure St Emilion
What to expect
2020, The nose is plush but lifted with subtle cedar wood and a slight creamy element. The palate is rich and full bodied, with blackcurrants, dark cherry and aged leather. Plenty of mouth coating, fine tannins with the new but well integrated oak.
The full record
| Farming | Not declared |
|---|---|
| Certifying body | Not declared |
| Natural charter | None declared |
| Total SO2 | 46 mg/l |
| Yeast | Not declared |
| Fining | No animal fining agents, No fining agent used |
| Filtration | Not declared |
| Vegan | Yes |
| Social certification | Not declared |
| Vine age | Not declared |
| Grapes | Merlot 70%, Cabernet Franc 30% |
| pH | 3.54 |
| Residual sugar | 0.58 g/l |
| Total acidity | 3.27 g/l |
| Bottle glass weight | 520 g |
| Route to market | Via Boutinot Ltd |
Source: Boutinot product data sheet. Figures are producer or supplier declared. We hold the data sheet and will produce the certificate on request.
On the table
The velvety yet firm tanins make this a great match for game meats or beef. Would also pair excellently with a fabulously curated cheeseboard.
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