【King of cost-effectiveness | High-quality and affordable choice】【Concours de Bordeaux 2022 Silver Award】
【HVE certification】
【Famous merchant Yvon Mau - Exclusive brand】
WF1144B - Chateau Chamaille Blaye Cotes de Bordeaux 2023
Single price: $118/piece
Discount price for 6 pcs: $588/set (average $98/pc)
Appellation: France/ Bordeaux / Blaye Cotes de Bordeaux
Grape varieties: 100% Merlot
Alcohol: 12.5%
Taste: Rich black berry flavors. It has the aroma of vanilla and walnut, and the complex flavor of orange peel and mushroom in the tail. Medium tannins and a fairly long finish. With this price plus James Suckling 91 points, it is definitely a high-quality and affordable choice.
【Chateau Chamaille】
The name Château Chamaille comes from the fact that Laurent Glémet's grandfather was nicknamed "Chamaillos “because he often bickered with people As for the property, it is managed by the SCEA Vignobles Glémet and after maybe one day,it will be managed by the 5 th generation, which was born a few years ago.
【Cenennial wine merchant Yvon Mau - exclusive brand】
Yvon Mau is a Bordeaux wine merchant established in 1897. It has accumulated a lot of experience in the field of Bordeaux wine and has a history of more than 120 years. Yvon Mau has a pivotal position in Bordeaux and has been a subsidiary of Freixenet Group (the ninth largest wine group in the world) since 2001, exporting wine as its main business. Yvon Mau owns several brands (including Yvecourt, Premius), and cooperates with many winery owners and small grape farmers to launch several exclusive wine series (including Chateau Chamaille, Chateau Barrail Chevrol, Chateau La Croix Blanche).
【Cotes de Bordeaux | cost-effective production area】
Blaye Cotes de Bordeaux is located 32 kilometers north of downtown Bordeaux, north of Blaye Town, on the right bank of the Garonne River, with an area of 5,213 hectares. The vineyards face south and the soil is filled with clay and limestone. The territory is vast and mountainous, with an average altitude of about 70 meters. It is the most downstream of the right bank of Bordeaux. The area was established in 2009 and is collectively called Cotes de Bordeaux together with three other production areas, Cotes de Cadill and Cotes de Franc. Cote means "hill" and "hillside" in French, and Cotes is its plural form. The French have always believed that hillsides are more suitable for growing grapes. Many famous vineyards are located in the middle of the hillside, so they often use the word Cote for production areas, vineyards and wines. The most famous one is Burgundy’s golden hill : Cote d'Or, literally translated as "golden hillside", many famous Burgundy grand cru are located here. Consumers therefore often associate Cote with fine French wines.
