CHÂTEAU GRUAUD-LAROSE
Larose de Gruaud Saint-Julien
2010
About this winery
History L’Abbé Gruaud, worthy representative of the Noblesse de Robe, which typified the Pre-Revolutionary Ancien Régime of France, initiated the story of the château in 1725. Thanks to the family of Joseph-Sébastien de Larose, son-in-law and heir of L’Abbé Gruaud, the wine not only made a reputation but also made a name for itself: Gruaud-Larose. It has belonged to the Merlaut family since 1997. Château Gruaud-Larose is one the most historic estates in the Médoc. Its size has hardly...
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Tasting notes
A nice shiny ruby color. Intense and vivid nose. Liquorice, mint and beeswax notes with autumns aromas. In the mouth, the attack is delicate, slightly mellow; then long and gorgeous. The tannins are elegant. Finale with fresh notes and woody aromas.