Château Belle Colline 2011

Located on the rolling hills facing the vineyards of Saint Julien, Chateau Belle Coline benefits from a southern exposure on secondary limestone marl soil… an ideal terroir for structured and powerful wines.

17,00€

Appellation

Blaye – Côtes de Bordeaux
Vintage

2011
Grape varieties

90% merlot, 10% malbec
Soil

Clay and limestone
Average age of the vines

33 years old
Harvesting

Mechanical
Ageing

12 months in French oak barrels
90 points James Suckling
87-90 points Wine Spectator
87 points JM Quarin
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Opinion

Journalist

“A vintage that shows a strong personality: an intense, spicy, opulent and straight wine at the same time, where the freshness of the juice is superbly respected.” South West Wines Magazine

The team of the domain

Autumnal nose of undergrowth, humus and grilled meat juice. Tasty, mellow and fleshy mouth finishing on salty notes. Very appetizing, but to be drunk around 16°.

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