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Château Ferrière 3ème Cru Classé Margaux AOC

France, 2011

Average rating: 5.0 of 5 3 ratings

Intense purple colour, a noble and discreet nose, notes of black fruit, red berries and cedar wood. A round palate, velvety, fleshy, well structured, noticeable but well coated, rich tannins. A long, lovely finish. A beautiful Ferrière.

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Price per 10 Centiliter: 5.00/10cl

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Wine Characteristics

Vintage:

2011

Optimum maturity:

2017-2024

Country:

France

Region:

Bordeaux - Margaux

Grape:

Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Wine awards:

WeinWisser: 17 Punkte

Pairs well with:

Veal roast in a clay pot, leg of lamb, aubergine lasagna

Alcohol content:

13.0%

Drinking temperature:

16-18C

Blend:

Allergy info:

contains: sulfit

Finishing process:

Oak cask 225 l

Original packaging:

Wooden box of 6

Stopper:

Natural cork

Find out more about this wine

Article number:

1000384007

Supplier: Coop, Postfach 2550, CH-4002 Basel, 0848 888 444, www.coop.ch

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This domaine is located in the municipality of Margaux in the Médoc (Bordeaux) appellation of the same name. Its origins date back to 1765, the year of its acquisition by the merchant Ferrière Gabriel (1721-1792). The property remained in the family until 1917, to then be sold to Armand Feuillerat. His heirs gave it as farm rent to Alexis Lichine, who produced wine at his Château Lascombesdomaine. In 1988, Jacques Merlaut (deceased in 2008) bought it through his Taillan companies and had his daughter Bernadette manageit. After the tragic death of the latter and her husband in 1992 while hiking in the Pyrenees, his daughter Claire Villars-Lurton (Gonzague Lurton's wife) took over the management that year. In the 1855 classification of Bordeaux wines, it ranked Third Cru Classé. The vineyard covers an area of eight hectares planted with Cabernet Sauvignon (80%), Merlot (15%) and Petit Verdot (5%). This grand ageing wine matures for 16 to 18 months in oak barrels of which 60% are renewed every year. The second wine is called "Les Remparts de Ferriere.

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