Château Grange-Neuve

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Once part of Château Bourgneuf, near Château Trotanoy, the Gros family purchased the first plot of Château Grange-Neuve at the end of the 19th century. They built up vineyard land over the years through a succession of small purchases, and it now stretches over 18 acres of vines replanted in 1956. Harvest is done by hand and fully destemmed. Grapes are then kept in vats for over a month with frequent pumpovers. Following drawing-off and separation of press wines, the wine is left to clarify naturally in vats. All wines are then transferred into oak barrels 3 months after harvest.

Wines from Château Grange-Neuve

Château Grange-Neuve Pomerol

Blend: 100% Merlot
Aging: 12 to 18 months in French oak barrels, 33% new

A rich, bold, and concentrated Bordeaux from an all-time great vintage. Aromas of black fruit, tobacco, flint, and dark spices burst onto the palate all wrapped around full, velvety tannins. Château Grange-Neuve is the kind of classic, stately, well-balanced Pomerol that made the appellation one of Bordeaux’s most admired. An assertive wine that makes a big impression, it’s best enjoyed with your hearty meals over the next 20 years.

Château Grange-Neuve Tech Sheets:

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