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Château Carcanieux 1996

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Château Carcanieux 1996Het wijnhuis Chteau Carcanieux is gelegen in het noorden van de Bordeaux streek. Hier maakt het geweldige rode wijnen met een goed bewaarpotentieel zoals Chteau Carcanieux 1996. Deze uit Bordeaux afkomstige rode wijn is lang gerijpt en nu al meer dan 25 jaar oud. Hiermee is het bovendien een geweldige wijn om cadeau te geven bij jubileums. Mdoc is het hart van de Bordeaux wijnstreek In de Bordeaux streek is Mdoc een klasse apart. De regio strekt zich

Het wijnhuis Château Carcanieux is gelegen in het noorden van de Bordeaux streek. Hier maakt het geweldige rode wijnen met een goed bewaarpotentieel zoals Château Carcanieux 1996.
Deze uit Bordeaux afkomstige rode wijn is lang gerijpt en nu al meer dan 25 jaar oud. Hiermee is het bovendien een geweldige wijn om cadeau te geven bij jubileums.

Médoc is het hart van de Bordeaux wijnstreek

In de Bordeaux streek is Médoc een klasse apart. De regio strekt zich uit over meer dan 80 kilometer en biedt verschillende bodems. Hierdoor is elke Bordeaux rode wijn anders en geeft het hiermee ook veel spanning. Het gebied staat bijvoorbeeld bekend om zijn grote keien en klei. Vaak zie je in Médoc de beste Bordeaux wijnen die nog redelijk betaalbaar zijn. Mooie wijn uit jouw geboortejaar!

Welke druivensoorten gebruikt Château Carcanieux 1996?

De druiven die gebruik zijn in deze Bordeaux rode wijn zijn:

  • 45% Merlot
  • 40% Cabernet Sauvignon
  • 10% Cabernet Franc
  • 5% Petit Verdot

Dit maakt dat deze oude rode wijn goed gerijpt is. De structuur van cabernet sauvignon zorgt voor rijpingspotentie. Daarnaast zorgt de merlot voor sappigheid en de cabernet franc voor donker fruit en kleur.

De ondergrond maakt de Château Carcanieux 1996 een uniek Bordeaux wijn

Natuurlijk is het allerbelangrijkste voor de rode Bordeaux wijnen de ondergrond. In het gebied zijn de grote stenen betiteld als Graves. Hierdoor is het gebied Graves ook aan zijn naam gekomen. De druiven voor de Oude Bordeaux zijn aangeplant in 1977 volgens een intensief herbeplanting programma.

30 jaar oud en nog in goede conditie

Deze wijn is bijna 30 jaar oud en is nog in uitstekende conditie wat betreft het uiterlijk. Binnenin de fles kunnen wij niet kijken. Echter door onze betaalbare prijzen en snelle levering heb je altijd een mooie jubileumwijn is huis. Garantie of deze Château Carcanieux 1996 nog smaakt is daarom ook niet te geven. Wel weten we dat je met deze oude Bordeaux een uniek wijn cadeau hebt voor iedere wijnliefhebber.

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★★★★★ 5
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Color: Blue, Size: 6-Quart
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★★★★★ 5
Nice BIG enameled cast iron dutch oven. like LeCreuset but costs less
Color: Blue, Size: 6-Quart
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Enamel finish
Color: Matte Navy, Size: 6-Quart
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Color: Blue, Size: 6-Quart
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