Moulin St Georges 2009

Moulin St Georges 2009

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  • Jane Anson rating 93
  • Vinous rating 90
Moulin St Georges 2009
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HED97916

75 cl

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£60.00
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Moulin St Georges 2009 presents a deep ruby color, indicating its age and maturity. On the nose, you find notes of dark cherry and plum, intertwined with subtle hints of earth and cedar. The palate is medium-bodied, showcasing flavors of ripe red fruits along with a touch of cocoa and herbal undertones, reflecting the terroir of Saint-Émilion. The tannins are well-integrated, providing a smooth mouthfeel yet leaving a slight grip on the finish.

This wine is produced by Château Moulin St Georges, situated next to the prestigious estate of Château Ausone. It benefits from the limestone and clay soils typical of the region, contributing to its character. The 2009 vintage is renowned for its warm conditions, resulting in grapes with concentrated flavors and balanced acidity. Overall, it`s a wine that offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and unique environment of Bordeaux.

93 Jane Anson
Smoky cedar welcome on the first nose, the acidity is still pretty high at 15 years old, traces of tobacco, approaching full drinking window, a little less generous for than some 2009s, here this is still roasted fennel, sandalwood, cassis, saffron and bitter black chocolate. Pauline Vauthier winemaker, working with her father and co-owner Alain Vauthier. Good stuff, just about ready to drink, but less generous than some 2009s.Jane Anson10th October 2024
90 Vinous
Bright red-ruby. Pure, lively aromas of blackberry and licorice lifted by violet and minerals. Chewy, nicely delineated and ripe but not at all overly sweet, with dark berry flavors firmed by saline minerality. Plenty of tannic support gives this wine good staying power.Stephen Tanzer1st July 2012

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