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Tasting notes
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru "Château Martinet" expresses some lovely aromas of black ripe fruits, with also hints of spice and cigar box in the background. Smooth, charming, and elegant attack with notes of black berries and black fruits enhanced by a light touch of vanilla. This Saint-Emilion Grand Cru has a very nice and long finish.
France
Bordeaux
Bordeaux wine region in the southwest of France is home to more than 10000 producers giving a vast quantity of wine. The region is also known for its wide range of quality and diversity. Merlot thrives in more than 60% of the total vineyard in the area and gives some of the finest and most expensive wine in the world.
Moderate maritime climate
Maison Horeau-Beylot
The soils on the Right Bank of Bordeaux are dominated by clay and limestone. The terroir and soil varies from château to château, the best vineyards have soils with limestone, clay, gravel, sand and iron deposits with some elevations, slopes and good drainage. Clay soils consists of very small particles from degraded limestone which have the ability to retain water and to allow the vines easily penetrate the soil, searching for nutrients. Merlot is the most important grape in the region, due to the clay rich terroir. Petrus is worldwide famous for its blue clay soils.
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