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Vieux Château Landon 1978 – Médoc

The 1978 Vieux Château Landon, from the Médoc appellation, embodies the classic and robust character of wines from Bordeaux’s Left Bank. Produced from traditional grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, it reflects the region’s hallmark balance of structure and elegance.

The 1978 vintage is remembered as one of the highlights of the decade, with a favorable late season that allowed the grapes to reach excellent maturity. This wine reveals a deep ruby color with brick hues, and a bouquet of stewed black fruits, leather, blond tobacco, and subtle spices. On the palate, it shows a lively texture, softened tannins from age, and a lingering finish with hints of undergrowth and licorice.

An elegant testimony to the Médoc’s identity and the remarkable ageing potential of its wines.

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