Before it was taken over by the Perrodo family in 2007, the Château du Marquis d'Alesme Becker had almost fallen into oblivion ... Since then, progress has been dazzling. This 2008, a transitional vintage, is already remarkable with increasing notes and good quality despite a somewhat difficult vintage in Margaux. The most qualitative vines from the family estates are dedicated to their Cru Classé, the others to their Crus Bourgeois (Labégorce and Labegorce Zédé).
The advice of 12bouteilles : Leave it open during dinner, attack it during the cheese
Pays:
France
Région:
Bordeaux
Appellation:
Margaux
Producteur:
Château Marquis d'Alesme Becker
Millésime:
2008
Classement:
3e Cru Classé
Cépages:
41 % cabernet-sauvignon, 31 % merlot, 16 % cabernet franc, 12 % petit-verdot
La robe:
Sombre
Au nez:
Nez épicé et notes de fruits noirs
En bouche:
Rond, suave, épicé, finale relevée, assez ferme
Volume Alcool:
13,5%
Conservation:
Prêt à boire
Profil gustatif:
Corsé
Accords Mets-Vins:
Viande Blanche (Porc, Veau, ...)
Service:
Ouvrez 1h avant dégustation
Température:
16°C-18°C
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