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AOC Listrac-Médoc wines awarded at the Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge

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Officially recognised in 1957, Listrac is the youngest of the six communal appellation areas in Haut-Médoc.It is also the furthest away from the Gironde estuary, set on the border between the wine growing areas of Medoc and its woodlands. The soils are either gravely or calcareous clay. The nearby ocean and the estuary provide a temperate climate.

Grape varieties: Vins rouges : Cabernet-sauvignon, Cabernet franc, merlot, malbec, petit verdot, carmenère

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Vignobles Roux
Cuvée Duchesse 2017
AOC Listrac-Médoc Red wine
Vignobles Roux
Cuvée Chasteigner 2017
AOC Listrac-Médoc Red wine
Château Mayne Lalande
Vintage 2015
AOC Listrac-Médoc Red wine

The wines of this appellation

The wines are all of a consistent standard. Deeply coloured, tannic and well-structured, they display a virile, fleshy personality. Predominant aromas are ripe red and black fruit, vanilla or caramel, roasted coffee, dark chocolate and spices. They can be served with beef casserole or preserved duck. There are no classed growths within this communal appellation.

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