Château La Louvière | White
AOC Pessac-Léognan
AOC Pessac-Léognan
André Lurton chose this name in honour of the two impressive stone lions that watch over the entrance to Château La Louvière. The grapes come from specific plots on the estate. The wine is very attractive: elegant, round and fruity.
Cépages
Cabernet sauvignon : 70%
Merlot : 30%
Teneur en alcool
13.5% vol.
Conditions météorologiques
2015 was the third warmest year since 1900... Drought conditions, above-average monthly temperatures and sunshine (in the first half of the year), cool nights and hot weather in August accompanying véraison (colour change) were all ideal for the vines!
Vendanges
09/11/2015
Dégustation
2015 Lions de La Louvière has a lovely, deep, and brilliant garnet-red colour.
Very typical of the Pessac-Léognan appellation, it features an extremely pleasant bouquet with subtle hints of red fruit (redcurrant), blackcurrant, and tobacco.
Rich, satisfying, and well-balanced, this wine will undoubtedly delight everyone who appreciates the best wines of Pessac-Léognan. The red and black fruit aromas on the nose carry over to the palate, and there is a beautiful long aftertaste.
Terroir
Deep gravel
Vigne
Pruning type: Guyot double with debudding
Grape Harvest: By hand
Vinification
In stainless-steel temperature-controlled tanks with patented cap-breaking system.
Elevage
For 12 months in oak barrels (50% new) with racking.
Service
Serve between 15°C and 17°C
Potentiel de garde
5 to 10 years
Accords gourmands
2015 Lions de La Louvière is a treat with beef or roast chicken.
Located a few kilometers south of Bordeaux, Château La Louvière is an emblematic property of the Pessac-Léognan appellation, renowned for its fine Bordeaux wines. With a winegrowing history spanning over 700 years, the Château produces red wines of great finesse and elegant white wines with excellent ageing potential. The wine tourism area and boutique welcome you all year round for wine tours and tastings in Bordeaux, an immersive experience at the heart of an exceptional terroir.