Chateau Marzy, Pomerol 2019

Chateau Marzy, Pomerol 2019NEW Last Few Cases Left! 44. 95 per bottle ABV 13. 0% Here is a superb 2019 Pomerol fine wine for our loyal email members only, very limited availability now, Vivino average price is 55. 00 so our offer price of 44. 95 per bottle is a steal Just 120 bottles, going going gone! Tasting Note The wine has a well structured, mild taste. A harmonious fruit palette is decorated with herbaceous strokes and refined notes of spices. The highlight of the taste

NEW - Last Few Cases Left!

£44.95 per bottle

ABV 13.0%

Here is a superb 2019 Pomerol fine wine for our loyal email members only, very limited availability now, Vivino average price is £55.00 so our offer price of £44.95 per bottle is a steal - Just 120 bottles, going going gone!

Tasting Note
The wine has a well-structured, mild taste. A harmonious fruit palette is decorated with herbaceous strokes and refined notes of spices. The highlight of the taste palette is given by the strokes of cedar in combination with the tones of black currant. Long, beautiful aftertaste with tannin accents. You can drink this wine now and enjoy for another 10+ years if stored correctly.

About Producer
The founder of the Vinobles Romain Maison farm is François Maison, who organized his own wine industry in the Gironde at the end of the 19th century. Initially, Francois bought grapes from neighboring farms, and the wine produced at his winery was sold mainly to the north of France and to Belgium. Gradually, the business gained momentum, and Francois's son, Roman, joined the management of the farm. Together with his father, they acquired several vineyards in the vicinity and began to grow their own grapes for wines produced under the name "Romain Maison". Gradually, several more chateaux were acquired by the family, and the wine industry expanded significantly. Today, the family tradition of Roman Maison continues with the children and grandchildren of Francois: Luke and Mark. The property of the farm is located in four appellations: Promol, Saint-Emilion, Garve de Weir and Bordeaux, occupying an area of 190 hectares, of which 126 hectares are reserved for vineyards.