Chateau Cheval Blanc Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ St-Emilion (1500) 2009 arbois it does well in mountainous

it does well in mountainous areas

Cortese grapes are soft pressed and fermented at a low temperature so as to maintain the classic

The gentle smooth palate contains ripe red fruit and chocolate

it is given 18 hours skin contact with stalks before being pressed straight to 100% oak with 25% new French oak

so roughly the same blends as a generation ago

Chateau Cheval Blanc Grand Cru Classé ‘A’ St-Emilion (1500) 2009 arbois it does well in mountainousCheval Blanc is considered the greatest wine of Saint million, and shares a worldwide reputation comparable to any Bordeaux First Growth (and therefore any wine on earth). Being Right Bank situated, no wines from the region were included in the original 1855 classification of Bordeaux, but Saint million devised its own ranking system 100 years later one that is considered incredibly robust and up to date, due to its regular re appraisal. Cheval Blanc