Château Monbousquet Grand Cru Classé. Fine Right Bank Bordeaux with structure and richness. Tasting notes: bramble, liquorice, cedar. Excellent cellar potential. :

 

Château Monbousquet: A Classified Saint-Émilion of Richness and Structure

As a distinguished Grand Cru Classé, Château Monbousquet represents the pinnacle of modern, Right Bank Bordeaux winemaking. Situated on the Saint-Émilion plateau, this estate, managed by the team behind Château Pavie, produces a wine renowned for its deep colour, concentration, and signature velvety texture.

Tasting Notes & Character

Crafted predominantly from Merlot (60%), with significant contributions from Cabernet Franc (30%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (10%), Monbousquet offers a profound aromatic profile. The nose is intense, showcasing layered notes of ripe bramble fruit, violet, liquorice, and cedar, often with a subtle hint of iodine or graphite from the soil. The palate is full, concentrated, and well-defined, with firm yet silky tannins providing excellent drive and a long, savoury finish that promises superb development in the cellar.

Food Pairing & Cellar Potential

This wine’s structure and depth make it a superb match for classic British and European game and beef dishes. Serve slightly below room temperature after careful decanting.

• Optimal Serving: 17°C (63°F)
• Cellar Potential: 8 to 20 years

Saint-Émilion Grand Cru 2014
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