Château Faurie de Souchard Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé. Shop this fine claret from Bordeaux, UK wine review. Perfect with a Sunday Roast. :

 

A Grand Cru of Saint-Émilion Elegance

The Château Faurie de Souchard, a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé, is a superb expression of Merlot-dominant Bordeaux from the prestigious Right Bank. Matured in French oak, this wine is built for both immediate pleasure and long-term cellaring, embodying the classic, velvety style of its appellation.

Tasting Notes (Sommelier)

• Appearance: A deep, concentrated ruby hue.
• Nose: Profound and layered, featuring rich black fruit (mulberry, dark cherry) complemented by sweet baking spices, vanilla pod, and a hint of fine tobacco leaf from its oak maturation.
• Palate: Full and well-defined, with a core of opulent fruit framed by fine-grained, polished tannins. The texture is velvety, leading to a long, sophisticated finish that confirms its Grand Cru status.

Pairing & Service

Decant for an hour to allow the complex aromas to fully develop. This wine elevates any meal to an occasion, particularly traditional British roasts and game.

Saint-Émilion Grand Cru 2013
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