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Le Carillon de Rouget (2nd Wine of Château Rouget)
At the end of the 19th century, Rouget was classified among the top five estates of the Pomerol appellation. Consequently in 1992, the Labruyere Family fell in love with Chateau Rouget. Convinced by the exceptional quality and potential of its terroir, they revamped the estate and successfully brought it to the forefront of the Pomerol appellation. The estate is now considered by critics and amateurs as the winery which has made the most consistent progress across the appellation, vintage after vintage.
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Château Rouget [Rating: WA90, JS95, AG95]
At the end of the 19th century, Rouget was classified among the top five estates of the Pomerol appellation. Consequently in 1992, the Labruyere Family fell in love with Chateau Rouget. Convinced by the exceptional quality and potential of its terroir, they revamped the estate and successfully brought it to the forefront of the Pomerol appellation. The estate is now considered by critics and amateurs as the winery which has made the most consistent progress across the appellation, vintage after vintage.
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Le Petit Petit-Village [ Rating: JS93 ]
Chateau Petit Village is a jewel set in the highest part of the magnificent terroir of the Pomerol plateau, on deep gravel and clay soils with a ferrous base in the heart of the appellation.
The past few years have seen major renovations and changes at Chateau Petit-Village. Significant replanting of the vineyard had occurred, with production of the Grand Vin coming only from the best old vines. The winery has been completely rebuilt, with a new vatroom of concrete vats with varying sizes to vinify each small parcel separately.
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Castello di Ama L’apparita Toscana IGT [ Rating: JS97, WA98. AG98]
Introducing Castello di Ama, an impressive recipient of 10 Gambero Rosso “3 glass” awards from 2004 – 2014 editions. Founded in 1972, Castello di Ama is one of Tuscany’s leading wineries that produces widely acclaimed wines. Today it is run by second generation Lorenza Sebasti and her winemaker husband Marco Pallanti who was named Winemaker of the Year in the 2003 edition of the most authoritative Italian wine guide, Gambero Rosso. Its San Lorenzo wine was also Wine Spectator’s sixth highest rated wine in 2014.
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$460.00
