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A 1.2-hectare plot, treated as an organic garden, is located in Saint-Émilion between two Premiers Grands Crus Classés: Château Beau-Séjour Bécot and Château Canon.
An original name for this cru: it refers to a white flower that opens in the sun and symbolizes the estate’s biodynamic approach. This wine focuses on finesse and freshness. Its elegant color begins to show garnet and tiled reflections. Its aromas are centered on freshly picked black fruits, underlined by a discreet woodiness. The fruit asserts itself from the attack and blossoms in a mouth that is both supple and fresh, backed by polished and fine tannins which ensure a pleasant finish.
Vincent and Béatrice Rapin own the La Dame de Onze Heures estate, a 1.2-hectare organic vineyard located in Saint-Emilion.
This original name refers to the flower that opens at 11 o’clock and symbolizes the estate’s organic approach. Located a few steps from Château Angélus, the estate cultivates vines of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.
| Appellation | |
|---|---|
| Bouche |
Fruitée, franche et ferme, soutenues par des tanins jeunes et frais. |
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| Environnement | |
| Garde | |
| Nez |
Parfums de raisins mûrs, des notes boisées évoquant le cèdre, le tabac et la vanille. |
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| Type | |
| Format | |
| Millésime |
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