La Chapelle D'Ausone Red 2019 A Selection Sommelier From Saint Emilion Gc :

 

The Prestigious Heritage of Chapelle d'Ausone

Chapelle d'Ausone is an exceptional Second Wine produced by Château Ausone, a prestigious wine estate located in the Bordeaux region. The property is classified as Premier Grand Cru Classé A in Saint-Emilion due to the exceptional quality of its wines. Chapelle d'Ausone offers a more accessible alternative for lovers of great wines.

The vineyard's history dates back to the Roman era when the poet Ausone already had a villa in Lucaniac, which is now the commune of Saint-Emilion. For several centuries, the property has remained in the same family, which has preserved very old vines. The heirs of Madame Cécile Vauthier continue her work today by producing exceptional quality wines vintage after vintage.

The Exceptional Red Wine of Chapelle d'Ausone

Chapelle d'Ausone is an exceptional red wine produced from the Merlot and Cabernet Franc grape varieties. It is aged in oak barrels for 18 months, which gives it complex aromas and a remarkable tannic structure. This wine reveals aromas of red and black fruits, as well as spicy and woody notes. In the mouth, it is powerful and elegant, with a beautiful length in the finish.

Chapelle d'Ausone can be kept for several years as it is a wine for aging. It perfectly accompanies red meats, sauced dishes, and aged cheeses. It is an exceptional wine that will delight lovers of Bordeaux great wines.

Conclusion

Chapelle d'Ausone is an exceptional Second Wine that offers a more accessible alternative to the prestigious Château Ausone. Coming from a vineyard rich in history and tradition, this red wine is a true gem of the Bordeaux region. With its remarkable aromatic complexity and tannic structure, it is destined for great wine lovers who seek new horizons.

With a deep red dress, this vintage of Saint-Emilion GC 2019 offers subtle aromas of red fruits and a beautiful tannic structure. It is promising for several years of aging.
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