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2019 Chateau Treytins, Montagne Saint-Emilion
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2019 Chateau Treytins, Montagne Saint-Emilion
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£24.95
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Description
Chateau Treytins are a little better known for their Lalande de Pomerol, but have been making wine in Montagne Saint Emilion since 1998. This fruit forward and approachable claret is made with 90% Merlot with the remainder being Cabernet Franc and other varieties, and is fermented in stainless steel, followed by a long maceration and bottling after 18 months of ageing. Fresh with elegant red fruit notes and delicate tannins.
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