2013 Berry Bros. & Rudd Pomerol by Ch. Feytit-Clinet

2013 Berry Bros. & Rudd Pomerol by Ch. Feytit-Clinet

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2013 Berry Bros. & Rudd Pomerol by Ch. Feytit-Clinet

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Reflecting the style of the vintage, our 2013 Pomerol is medium-bodied, with an elegant nose of violets and mocha, and a palate filled with soft blackberry and cherry. The core of bright, juicy fruit is supported by velvety tannins, adding a welcome persistence to the finish. This delightful cuvée was made especially for us by Ch. Feytit-Clinet, and should be enjoyed over the next year or two, ideally as an accompaniment to duck or game dishes.
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Chateau Feytit-Clinet

Chateau Feytit-Clinet

Situated on the western part of the plateau in the Pomerol wine appellation in Bordeaux, Château Feytit-Clinet belonged to the  stable of Moueix family wines until 1999.

Jeremy Chasseuil arrived at Château Feytit-Clinet in time for the stunning 2000 vintage. Previously a wine-maker at Château La Dominique, his efforts since have resulted in some very impressive wines.

Soils here are rich in clay which favours the Merlot grape rather than the Cabernets, and Jeremy has exploited them perfectly to produce succulent wines, never over-extracted, and full of charm and distinction.

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Merlot

Merlot

The most widely planted grape in Bordeaux and a grape that has been on a relentless expansion drive throughout the world in the last decade. Merlot is adaptable to most soils and is relatively simple to cultivate. It is a vigorous naturally high yielding grape that requires savage pruning - over-cropped Merlot-based wines are dilute and bland. It is also vital to pick at optimum ripeness as Merlot can quickly lose its varietal characteristics if harvested overripe.

In St.Emilion and Pomerol it withstands the moist clay rich soils far better than Cabernet grapes, and at it best produces opulently rich, plummy clarets with succulent fruitcake-like nuances. Le Pin, Pétrus and Clinet are examples of hedonistically rich Merlot wines at their very best. It also plays a key supporting role in filling out the middle palate of the Cabernet-dominated wines of the Médoc and Graves.

Merlot is now grown in virtually all wine growing countries and is particularly successful in California, Chile and Northern Italy.

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