Château Grand Cafour, 6 Bottle Case

About this wine from

Bordeaux, France

St Émilion, officially classified in 1954, is a prominent winemaking appellation in Bordeaux. It stands as one of the largest in the region and boasts numerous exceptional vineyards situated on the steep limestone slopes of the village itself. Renowned as one of Bordeaux's key areas for red wine production, alongside Médoc, Graves, and Pomerol, Saint-Émilion offers a diverse selection of wines. This diversity can be attributed to its intricate geological composition, encompassing sands, clay, and limestone, as well as a microclimate that is highly conducive to winemaking. The combination of these factors, along with a profound passion for wine production and a range of distinct "terroirs," creates optimal conditions for nurturing and ripening various grape blends. Predominantly featuring merlot, blended with cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, or malbec, Saint-Émilion wines exhibit a broad spectrum of enticing aromas and flavours.