Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs
Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs is an exceptional wine crafted with precision and expertise.
This fine wine hails from the esteemed Chateau Philippe Le Hardi, a renowned producer known for their commitment to quality and tradition. The Mercurey appellation in Burgundy, France, provides the perfect terroir for this exquisite cuvée.
L'Or des Ducs, meaning "Gold of the Dukes", pays tribute to the rich heritage of the region, where it is said that dukes and nobles once reveled in similar splendor. It captures the essence of Mercurey, showcasing the distinct characteristics of the vineyards and the meticulous craftsmanship of the winemakers.
A deep ruby hue greets the eye, hinting at the wine's depth and complexity. On the nose, ripe red and dark fruits intermingle seamlessly with hints of spice and earthiness. Each sip reveals an elegant and layered palate, with flavors of black cherry, cassis, and plum blending harmoniously. The wine's velvety tannins and well-integrated oak provide structure and balance, while a lingering finish leaves a lasting impression.
Crafted from carefully selected Pinot Noir grapes, Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs showcases the true expression of the varietal. The winemakers employ traditional methods combined with modern techniques to ensure the utmost quality and flavor. The result is a wine that epitomizes the finesse and elegance Burgundy is famous for.
Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs is a wine to be savored on special occasions, a bottle that embodies the charm and sophistication of the region. Whether enjoyed with a gourmet meal or as a standalone delight, it is sure to captivate the senses and leave a lasting impression on any wine enthusiast.
Indulge in the opulence of Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs and experience the magnificence of Burgundy captured in a single bottle. Let it transport you to the vineyards of Mercurey, where centuries of winemaking tradition meet modern excellence.
This fine wine hails from the esteemed Chateau Philippe Le Hardi, a renowned producer known for their commitment to quality and tradition. The Mercurey appellation in Burgundy, France, provides the perfect terroir for this exquisite cuvée.
L'Or des Ducs, meaning "Gold of the Dukes", pays tribute to the rich heritage of the region, where it is said that dukes and nobles once reveled in similar splendor. It captures the essence of Mercurey, showcasing the distinct characteristics of the vineyards and the meticulous craftsmanship of the winemakers.
A deep ruby hue greets the eye, hinting at the wine's depth and complexity. On the nose, ripe red and dark fruits intermingle seamlessly with hints of spice and earthiness. Each sip reveals an elegant and layered palate, with flavors of black cherry, cassis, and plum blending harmoniously. The wine's velvety tannins and well-integrated oak provide structure and balance, while a lingering finish leaves a lasting impression.
Crafted from carefully selected Pinot Noir grapes, Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs showcases the true expression of the varietal. The winemakers employ traditional methods combined with modern techniques to ensure the utmost quality and flavor. The result is a wine that epitomizes the finesse and elegance Burgundy is famous for.
Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs is a wine to be savored on special occasions, a bottle that embodies the charm and sophistication of the region. Whether enjoyed with a gourmet meal or as a standalone delight, it is sure to captivate the senses and leave a lasting impression on any wine enthusiast.
Indulge in the opulence of Chateau Philippe Le Hardi Mercurey L'Or des Ducs and experience the magnificence of Burgundy captured in a single bottle. Let it transport you to the vineyards of Mercurey, where centuries of winemaking tradition meet modern excellence.
Product information
| SKU | 137045 |
| ABV | 13.5 |
| Brand | Chateau Philippe |
| Country |
France
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| Region | Bourgogne |
