Saint Julien
The Saint-Julien appellation produces archetypal red wine from the left bank. Saint-Julien is among the five appellations from which the famous Grand Cru Classé wines originate. Among them, it is the smallest in size but very compact in terms of geology and microclimate, which leads to an overall very distinctive character and high cumulative quality—80% of its production belongs to producers with Grand Cru Classé status.
Saint-Julien does not have any 1er Grand Cru Classé, but it more than compensates for this at the second level of classification. The best vineyards are traditionally those that 'face the water.' They also differ slightly in character—those closest to the water are known for their elegance, while wines from further inland have a somewhat firmer tone.
The Chateau du Glana 2012 Saint Julien is an elegant wine that offers rich aromas of blackcurrant,...
The Sarget de Gruaud Larose 2012 Saint Julien is a sophisticated wine with a distinctive aroma of dark berries,...
A ripe, fruity wine that also has tannins and structure, giving it both richness and a firm,...
The colour of this wine is a dark ruby with garnet highlights and subtle lightening at the edges. Aroma...
"Fully ripe, medium-bodied, elegant, smooth, earthy wine loaded with red currant offers tobacco,...
Flavourful, juicy, with delicious, delicate tannins. One of the wines that this vintage...
"The natural conditions at the beginning of the growing season were particularly challenging, but the result is beautiful...
Blackberries, cedar and soil. A well-balanced but relatively simple wine with dark berry fruit.
A very interesting dry wine with a hint of flavour with a combination of chocolate, ripe plums and cherries....
Deeply pigmented medium ruby-red colour. The aromas are tight with slight blackcurrant,...
The wines from Château Lagrange are elegant and powerful, ideal for long aging. One hundred percent...
The precise management of the vineyards and the vinification of the individual parcels give rise each year to elegant and...
