Description

Château du Bois 1973 – Côtes de Castillon

The Château du Bois 1973 is a refined wine from the Côtes de Castillon appellation, a sub-region of Bordeaux known for its exceptional terroir, both close to and distinct from the great appellations. This 1973 vintage has reached ideal maturity, offering a perfect balance between richness and elegance.

In the glass, it displays a deep red color with slightly brick-red reflections, signaling its age while still maintaining a beautiful intensity. The nose is a true olfactory journey, with complex aromas of ripe red fruits such as black cherry and raspberry, followed by spicy and woody notes. Subtle hints of leather, licorice, and tobacco enrich the bouquet, adding elegance and depth.

On the palate, the Château du Bois 1973 offers a lovely structure with soft tannins, perfectly integrated and well-balanced. The texture is silky and velvety, with flavors of red fruits, chocolate, and earthy notes. The acidity is present, providing freshness that balances the richness of the wine and ensures a nice length in the mouth. The finish is persistent, marked by slightly spicy and woody aromas, a testament to the careful oak aging.

The Château du Bois 1973 is a delicate and complex wine, perfect to pair with sauced meats, game, or aged cheeses. This Côtes de Castillon wine is an excellent choice for Bordeaux wine enthusiasts, offering a harmonious blend of finesse and power.

Caractéristiques

Castle / Estate / House	Château du bois
Designation	Autres appellations de Bordeaux / côtes de castillon
Capacity (cl)	75
Color	Red
Vintage (year)	1973
Référence	20