Chateau Bel-Air 2012

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Chateau Bel-Air 2012 (WE90)

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Description

Country: France

Region / Appellation: Puisseguin Saint-Emilion

Producer: Vignobles Dubard

Grape Variety: 90% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc

Type: Red

Size: 750ml

Alcohol Content: 13.5%

90 Points Wine Enthusiast

Everyday Bordeaux Selection Awards 2017

1 Star Le Guide Hachette des Vins 2016

Tasting Note:

"Its charming wine reveals after aeration a flattering bouquet with ripe fruit and oaky notes. The palate is ample, and firm with no aggression though, built on fleshy tannins." - Guide Machete, 2015

About the Wine:

Château Bel-Air completed in June 2011 the range of Vignobles Dubard, a group of family owned wineries in the areas of Bergerac, Francs-Côtes-de-Bordeaux and Lalande de Pomerol. The label designed by the Dubard family, pays homage to the cult of the former parish of Puisseguin to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This symbol indeed refers to the Sacred Heart’s medallion, present on the church of the village, in which we added Puisseguin’s motto in latin “Surgam et Ibo”, in english “I will stand up and go”.

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