【1855 Bordeaux Third Growth La Lagune Second Wine】

【AB Organic Certified + Biodynamic Method】

【Cultivation, Growing, and Aging Subject to the Same Treatment as the Grand Cru】

【A Terroir Characterized by Refinement, Elegance, and Balance】

【2015 Bordeaux Exceptional Vintage】

【Vivino 4.0】

ZF859 Moulin du La Lagune Haut Medoc 2015

Special Price: $230/btl

Region： France/Haut-Medoc AOC

Grapes： 50% Merlot ,45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Petit Verdot

Alcohol： 14%

Volume：750ml

This second wine, Moulin de la Lagune, is made using the same techniques as the first wine, but with younger grapes and a higher proportion of Merlot. It is aged in partially new oak barrels for 12 months, imparting a soft oak character to the wine.

Test report: Aroma brings violet and red and black fruits, such as raspberries, black currant, cherry, vanilla. The entrance brings bread, coffee, chocolate, spices, also creamy and minerality. The palate is smooth and round, the fruit is pure, also with corresponding complexity, the overall balance and elegance, the aftertaste is also long.

Château La Lagune is a renowned "Third Growth" estate. Its history dates back to the 16th century, and it experienced difficult times in its early years. In 1958, when George Brunette purchased the estate, only a few hectares of vineyards were still productive. He implemented a sweeping reform program that would ultimately restore Château La Lagune to prominence. However, financial demands were significant, and the estate changed hands several times before being taken over by the Frey family, a Swiss financial group, in 2000. Caroline Frey, the youngest daughter of the group, led the winemaking team. They not only comprehensively upgraded the winemaking equipment but also actively reformed the vineyard cultivation process and winemaking techniques, earning the reinvigorated Château La Lagune the acclaim of wine critics worldwide.

Today, Chateau La Lagune has been restored to its former glory, taking great care to preserve its authenticity and elegance. The winery's vineyards are a mixture of sandy soil and gravel over gravel. Currently, the 80 hectares are planted with 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, and 10% Petit Verdot. The winery operates under three distinct labels, each representing a distinct style: the grand vin Chateau La Lagune, the second vintner Moulin de la Lagune, and the selected wine, Mademoiselle L.