Description
Château de la Roulerie Cuvée “Clos du Grand Clos” 1961 – Anjou Appellation (White Wine)
The Château de la Roulerie Cuvée “Clos du Grand Clos” 1961, from the Anjou appellation, is an exceptional white wine, a true testament to the ancestral craftsmanship of the family behind this historic estate. This rare and precious 1961 vintage offers a unique tasting experience, capable of transporting connoisseurs on a sensory journey through time.
The Clos du Grand Clos 1961 has a pale, golden robe with slight reflections of evolution that speak to its maturity. The nose is complex and develops over time, revealing aromas of dried fruits, almonds, honey, and beeswax, complemented by subtle floral and mineral notes that evoke flint and warm stones. As it airs, hints of candied citrus and slightly stewed exotic fruits enrich the aromatic bouquet.
On the palate, this white wine presents a silky texture and a beautiful roundness, supported by perfectly balanced acidity. The flavors unfold harmoniously with notes of dried fruits, candied fruits, and citrus zest, while maintaining a vibrant freshness and beautiful minerality. The finish is long and elegant, marked by nuances of acacia honey, hazelnut, and a light spicy note, giving the wine a wonderful complexity.
The Château de la Roulerie Cuvée “Clos du Grand Clos” 1961 is a rare wine that is at its peak maturity, offering a refined tasting experience today, though it could continue to captivate the palates of wine enthusiasts for years to come. It pairs perfectly with seafood, fish in sauce, or blue-veined cheeses.
This exceptional wine embodies the soul of the Anjou terroir, offering a refined tasting experience marked by time and the history of the estate.
Caractéristiques
| Castle / Estate / House | Château de La Roulerie |
| Designation | Anjou |
| Capacity (cl) | 75 |
| Color | White |
| Vintage (year) | 1961 |
| Référence | 70a |
