Le Prieure Red 2017 A Selection Sommelier From Saint Emilion Gcc :

 

Introduction to LE PRIEURE wine

LE PRIEURE is a high-quality red wine produced in the famous wine region of Bordeaux, France. This wine is carefully crafted and the result of a subtle blend of several grape varieties, including Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. The combination of these grape varieties gives this wine a great aromatic complexity and exceptional taste quality, making it one of the most sought-after wines worldwide.

Tasting description

LE PRIEURE is an intense and elegant red wine characterized by intense aromas of red fruits and blackcurrant, accompanied by spicy and woody notes. In the mouth, this wine is powerful and structured, with fine tannins and a beautiful length in the finish. It is a wine of great richness and complexity that is enjoyed with pleasure.

The ancestral know-how of Bordeaux winemakers

LE PRIEURE is the result of ancestral know-how passed down from generation to generation by the winemakers of the Bordeaux region. The tradition of viticulture has been rooted in the history of this region for centuries, and winemakers have been able to combine modern winemaking techniques with scrupulous respect for tradition. Each step in the production of this wine is carried out with great care to ensure the exceptional quality of LE PRIEURE.

Food and wine pairings

LE PRIEURE is an exceptional wine that pairs perfectly with the most refined dishes. It is ideal for accompanying grilled red meats, game, or aged cheeses. It can also be enjoyed in a convivial atmosphere with friends or family to celebrate life's most precious moments. LE PRIEURE is an elegant and convivial wine that will always be a wise choice for special occasions and moments of shared pleasure.

A promising vintage for the wines of Saint-Emilion, with a beautiful concentration of red and black fruits, fine and balanced tannins, as well as good acidity which ensures optimal aging in the cellar.
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