Château La Louvière | Red
AOC Pessac-Léognan
AOC Pessac-Léognan
Château La Louvière's second wine, L de La Louvière, is made with the same care and attention
as its older brother. This wine is immensely attractive thanks to its roundness and fruitiness. It is produced according to traditional methods with a few modern touches in a prestigious location where art reigns alongside winegrowing.
Varietal
Merlot : 60%
Cabernet sauvignon : 40%
Alcohol content
14% vol.
Weather conditions
2019 was marked by a fairly mild winter, resulting in early bud break. Spring rainfall was scarce and drought conditions set in in early summer. Rainfall in August provided a welcome relief for winegrowers.
Harvest
09/18/2019
Tasting
Colour, of a beautiful intensity, is cherry red, with some garnet reflections.
Spicy nose, revealing notes of red fruits (cherry), candied fruits, vanilla; the whole associated with a light toast.
The attack is powerful. There is a beautiful expression in the middle of the mouth, a nice balance between volume and tannic structure. We find here the tasty cherry notes perceived on the nose, slightly spicy. Good length.
Terroir
Deep gravel
In the vineyard
Pruning type: Guyot double with debudding
Grape Harvest: mechanical harvesting.
Winemaking
In stainless-steel temperature-controlled tanks with patented cap-breaking system.
Ageing
For 12 months in oak barrels (20% new) with racking.
Serving
Serve between 15°C and 17°C.
Ageing potential
5 to 10 years
Food pairings
Grilled sirloin of beef, roast pork with chanterelles, old Mimolette cheese.
Located a few kilometers south of Bordeaux, Château La Louvière is an emblematic property of the Pessac-Léognan appellation, renowned for its fine Bordeaux wines. With a winegrowing history spanning over 700 years, the Château produces red wines of great finesse and elegant white wines with excellent ageing potential. The wine tourism area and boutique welcome you all year round for wine tours and tastings in Bordeaux, an immersive experience at the heart of an exceptional terroir.