
Product Name: Château Beychevelle 2010
Product Introduction: Château Beychevelle 2010 is a premium wine characterized by elegance and complexity, boasting a deep and rich color. With an ABV of 13.5%, it embodies a blend of traditional winemaking philosophy and innovative approaches. This wine highlights the unique terroir of the Médoc region and is suitable for celebrations or special meals.
Brand: Château Beychevelle
Brand Introduction
Founding year and founder: Château Beychevelle was established in the mid-17th century by Jean-Baptiste de Beychevelle.
Monopole status and historical overview: This winery has historically been operated as a monopole, maintaining its reputation over the years.
Core values or slogan: Prioritizing elegance and quality in wine production.
Sustainability, biodynamic, organic practices: Committed to sustainable agricultural practices to protect the environment.
Origin & Region: France, Bordeaux
Appellation and sub-region: Saint-Julien
Soil characteristics: Primarily clay and limestone.
Varietal / Blend: Cabernet Sauvignon 50%, Merlot 40%, Petit Verdot 10%
List varietal percentages and rationale for each: Cabernet Sauvignon provides structure and complexity, Merlot adds softness and fruitiness, and Petit Verdot contributes spice and depth.
Vintage: 2010
Provide a climate summary for the vintage: The year 2010 was characterized by a mild and dry summer, resulting in excellent grape maturity.
Aroma & Taste Profile
Aromas: Blackberry, plum, spice, with subtle oak notes.
Taste components
Acidity: Medium to high acidity.
Tannins: Soft and well-integrated tannins.
Body: Full-bodied.
Finish: Long finish.
Balance summary and defining keywords: Elegance, complexity, harmony.
Drinking Window & Ideal Temperature
Recommended decanting time and optimal drinking window: Recommended decanting for 1 hour, optimal until 2030.
Suggested serving temperature and cellar storage tips: Serve at 16-18°C, store in a cool, dark place.
Food Pairing Suggestions
Main dishes: Beef steak, lamb, roasted vegetables.
Desserts or cheeses: Aged cheese, dark chocolate.
Special pairing tips: Pairs well with herbs like rosemary.
Winemaking Process Summary
Harvest method and sorting: Hand-harvested with thorough sorting.
Maceration temperature and duration: Maceration at 28°C for 20 days.
Fermentation: Wild yeast used, fermentation temperature 25-30°C.
Malolactic fermentation: Yes, conducted for all batches.
Aging: 50% new oak barrels, aged for 18 months.
Filtration/stabilization method: Unfiltered.
Additional Information
Awards: Gold Medal at Decanter World Wine Awards.
Critic scores: Robert Parker 94 points.
Customer review highlights: Complex and elegant taste, suitable for special occasions.
Ideal consumer profile: Wine enthusiasts who enjoy premium selections.
Ideal occasions: Anniversaries, fine dining.
Market positioning: Luxury.
Origin | France |
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