Château Pape Clément 1993 Imperiale

Appellation Graves Pessac-Léognan red - Wine of Bordeaux - Red Wine

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A case of 1 Imperiale (6l)

£610.00 Incl. VAT & DP

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Château Pape Clément 1993 Imperiale

Tasting note

Few great growths can claim seven centuries of history, or to have a Pope's passion as their origin. The estate takes its name from its first owner Clement V, elected under Philip the Fair in 1305. The current owner has pursued his work and created a first in Bordeaux by hand-desteming the entire harvest. With a commitment to excellence, the grapes are fed under gravity into small wooden casks adapted to the surface area of each section and then vinified with the greatest care from the vine through to bottling.

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the first time in history, this illustrious figure would propel this jewel into modernity. Even today, it still has cutting edge techniques. Located in the town of Pessac, chateau Pape Clément has been successful despite raging urban development. A relief to the great delight of lovers of this wine! On its 32.5 hectares in the Pessac-Léognan appellation, with subtle geological combinations, the men of Pape Clément will delight you with wines that are produced and matured with the greatest care. Pape Clément red and Pape Clément white are an invitation to elation. Its current owner, the charismatic

Bernard Magrez ? the man who owns 35 vineyards around the world ? harmoniously creates wines there in the quest for absolute perfection.