Chateau Maison-Noble

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Chateau Maison-Noble Château Maison Noble in the Bordeaux area whose

wine contests: this 30 hectares property with 20 hectares of vine has

the 15th s demand in 1756,map of Guyenne, in the south west of France

Time flies but tradition stays alive for the greatest pleasure of fine

Château Maison Noble is situated across two siliceous-clayey plateaus

2 Chateau Maison-Noble Château Maison Noble in the Bordeaux area whose delicious wine are regularly awarded medals in the most prestigious wine contests: this 30 hectares property with 20 hectares of vine has also a long and rich history and is one of the oldest vineyard in the Bordeaux region. It already appeared in the first map of France printed on king Louis the 15th s demand in 1756,map of Guyenne, in the south west of France printed by Pierre de Belleyme for the king of France. Time flies but tradition stays alive for the greatest pleasure of fine wine lovers. Château Maison Noble is situated across two siliceous-clayey plateaus whose particular soil, which adapts easily to our climate, gives an elegant and fine wine and helps elaborating fairly homogeneous vintages. On average, Château Maison Noble produces bottles of AOC

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Chateau Puybarbe The property of Chateau Puybarbe belongs to the Orlandi family from 3 generations. The vines of Château Puybarbeareplanted inthemunicipalityof Mombrier attheheart ofthecôtes debourg.

$So that the fraction of Puybarbe is perched on the top of one of these hills offering a beautiful panorama over the northern part of Bordeaux.$

5 Chateau Puybarbe The property of Chateau Puybarbe belongs to the Orlandi family from 3 generations. The vines of Château Puybarbeareplanted inthemunicipalityof Mombrier attheheart ofthecôtes debourg. appellation. The presence of three lines of hills along the right side of the Dordogne and Gironde rivers made that this wine area is dubbed the small Switzerland of Bordeaux. So that the fraction of Puybarbe is perched on the top of one of these hills offering a beautiful panorama over the northern part of Bordeaux. This clay and limestone relief is deeply appreciated for its exposure and the quality of its soils that help the natural drain. The resuilting wines are rich, complex with a good structure and very soft tannins. The property covers 33 ha planted with the traditional Bordeaux grape varieties such as merlot (2/3) and cabernet sauvignon (1/3). The average age of the vines is upper 30 years. The Chateau Puybarbe vineyard is associated to generous slops being an important element in the definition of a quality terroir. As everything is starting in the vineyard, it has been decided to follow a specific planting policy that is giving the possibility to obtain a density of 5000 vines/ha and to apply a wine growing process called raisonné. This allows the Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon vines to totally express their quality and potential. The Merlot gives roundness and softness to the wine. Instead the Cabernet Sauvignon gives the structure and the aromatical finesse. Looking always for a constant quality the yields are voluntarily limited to 50 Hl/Ha. Chateau Puybarbe elaborates 3 cuvee featuring their own style : Prestige (fine selective wine), Tradition(with discrete wooden aromas) and Classique(to drink on the fruit).

6 Chateau Puybarbe Chateau Puybarbe 2012, Côtes de Bourg, Cuvée Prestige Two thirds merlot and one third cabernet sauvignon Gorgeous wine, smooth and round and full of interest Toasty, oaky, dark fruit nose. Good concentration of fruit. Initially supple but with firm tannins kicking in on the mid-palate, which shows a lot of spice there is enough structure to last for at least eight to ten years, but it is already very agreeable Drink Alc: 13%. The producer limit their yields here to 50 hl/h which is fairly low for a typical Cotes wine, and do a lot of manual work in the vines ensuring there is a small number of grapes per bunch and that shoots are regularly trimmed away. All good signs of a vineyard that cares about quality.

Tradition Millesime 2014 75 cl Cuvée Prestige Millésime 2012 Gold Medal

7 Chateau Puybarbe Export Price List 2018 Cuvée Le Maine Millesime 2015 Gold Medal International Challenge cl Millesime cl Cuvée Tradition Millesime cl Cuvée Prestige Millésime 2012 Gold Medal International Challenge cl Millesime cl

Chante Alouette is a typical St Emilion, a bit rustic, with a remarkable depth of texture.

8 ChateauChante Alouette Château Chante Alouette Cormeil, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru. For many years Yves Delol has revived the issue of tillage. At his place the vines are cultivated, plowed, paved, barefooted, without the use of chemical fertilizers for a long time. This allows in the long run to obtain real terroir wines. Chante Alouette is a typical St Emilion, a bit rustic, with a remarkable depth of texture. Game birds, veal kidneys, cute filets The Chante-Alouette Cormeil estate is a good little value to keep for a family dinner, or with friends. For the beginners, it is unanimous: caressing, enveloping, the fruity notes (red) and the soft tannins, seduce. And especially women who appreciate this little taste very fine woody. It is a wine that is enjoyed with pleasure, and that makes people generally happy.

cl Millésime 2014 75 cl GUEYROSSE ST-EMILION GRAND CRU Millesime 2011

9 ChateauChante Alouette Price List 2018 ALOUETTE CORMEIL ST-EMILION GRAND CRU Millésime cl Millésime cl Millésime cl Millésime cl GUEYROSSE ST-EMILION GRAND CRU Millesime cl Millesime cl Millesime cl

Vignobles Brunot A Family Story Originally from Center of France(Corrèze), the first generation togointowinewasrepresentedbyjean-baptistebrunot.

10 Vignobles Brunot A Family Story Originally from Center of France(Corrèze), the first generation togointowinewasrepresentedbyjean-baptistebrunot.he wasoneofthepioneersindirectsalestoindividualclientsatthe end of the 19th century (Northern France, Belgium and Switzerland). That was also the first purchase of a wine growing property in Saint-Emilion. The second generation represented by Mr Albert BRUNOT, continued to extend the vineyard property in Saint-Emilion. He particularly impressed customers with his friendless, generosity and constant quest for quality. Jean-Baptiste BRUNOT, who made up the third generation, took over the family business after studying medicine and oenology in Bordeaux. He enlarged the vineyard in 1970, buying Château Tour de Grenet, located in the Lussac St-Emilion area. In 1978, Mr and Mrs BRUNOT bought Château Piganeau in Saint-Emilion.. Then, in 1984, Mrs BRUNOT Marie-Paule took over the family property of Château Maledan, located in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyard region. Since 1997, their son Vincent, who studied oenology and agriculture, has brought his aid to the family business. He is helping actively with the modernization of the vineyard and is working on the marketing of BRUNOT family wines, both in France and abroad.

Vignobles Brunot Export Price 2018 ST-EMILION

Piganeau 2014 Château Piganeau 2015 75 cl 150 cl

Château Le Gravillot 2015 LUSSAC ST-EMILION AOC

Grenet 2015 BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR ROUGE AOC Château

11 Vignobles Brunot Export Price 2018 ST-EMILION GRAND CRU AOC Château Piganeau 2012 Château Piganeau 2014 Château Piganeau cl 150 cl LALANDE-DE-POMEROL AOC Château Le Gravillot 2014 Château Le Gravillot 2015 LUSSAC ST-EMILION AOC Château Tour de Grenet 2014 Château Tour de Grenet 2015 BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR ROUGE AOC Château Maledan 2014 Château Maledan

HISTORY OF THE ESTATE

HISTORY OF THE ESTATE In 1783, Pierre de Belleyme, an engineer and cartographer for the king, recorded Boutisse on his famous map of Guyenne. Later, Edouard Ferret recorded his notes about Boutisse in