Clos Cantenac Vintage:2019 which might produce the freshest

which might produce the freshest wines of the appellation

(from a blend of Très Girard

Reminiscent of the 1989

delivering superb acidity and impressive weight

Clos Cantenac Vintage:2019 which might produce the freshestThe 2017 Clos Cantenac was picked before the rainfall in early September though, two parcels suffered some frost damage that needed to be carefully sorted out. It is aged in around 40% new oak with a slightly lighter toast than previous vintages. It offers tightly wound blackberry and raspberry coulis aromas, a touch of decayed leaves and smoky scents coming through with aeration. The palate is medium bodied with grippy tannin, lightly spiced black