Connivence Red 2010 A Selection Sommelier From Pomerol :

 

Château La Connivence: a story of friendship and passion

Château La Connivence is the result of the partnership of three wine enthusiasts, Johan Micoud, Matthieu Chalmé, and Alexandre de Malet Roquefort, who decided to create an exceptional wine in the prestigious appellation of Pomerol. These friends combined their love for wine to create a unique blend that reflects their friendship and shared passion.

A vineyard respectful of the environment

To produce an exceptional wine in the appellation of Pomerol, Château La Connivence relies on sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture. The soils are worked in a traditional manner, and meticulous care is given to the vines, based on regular observations of the terrain. Treatments are punctual, and the use of phytosanitary products is rigorously controlled.

The exceptional blend of Château La Connivence

Château La Connivence produces an exceptional blend of Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The intense purple color of the wine is the prelude to a complex nose of red fruits and spices. In the mouth, the tannins are silky, and the length is remarkable. This wine is a true ode to friendship and passion. Wine lovers will be delighted to discover this unique blend that testifies to the know-how of its creators.

In summary, Château La Connivence is the result of the partnership of three friends passionate about wine, who have combined quality, respect for the environment, and passion to produce an exceptional blend in the renowned appellation of Pomerol. Quality is at the heart of Château La Connivence's concerns, which is committed to producing an exceptional wine, a testament to the creators' commitment to producing a quality product in one of the most beautiful appellations in France.
An exceptional vintage for Pomerol wines. Notes of ripe red fruits, with a beautiful tannic structure and a long and elegant finish. Magnificent now, but can be kept for many years.
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