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The Château Sociando-Mallet 1981 is a Haut-Médoc red wine from Bordeaux’s Left Bank. This vintage, primarily made of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, offers a refined aromatic complexity. Over time, it has developed delicate notes of black fruits, leather, undergrowth, and subtle spices with a hint of smokiness. Well-structured, it maintains good freshness and a long-lasting finish.
With an average rating of 87/100, this wine reached its peak between 1987 and 1994, but it still holds an elegant balance that may surprise even today . It is particularly valued for its excellent price-to-quality ratio among Bordeaux wines of this era.
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The Château Sociando-Mallet, located in Saint-Seurin-de-Cadourne in the Haut-Médoc, is a renowned wine estate spanning over 50 hectares along the banks of the Gironde. Founded in the 17th century, the estate has gained international acclaim for its elegant, powerful wines known for their exceptional aging potential.
Since 1969, the château has been managed by Jean Gautreau, who revitalized the estate by modernizing its facilities and enhancing its exceptional terroir. The clay-gravel soils and limestone subsoil provide ideal conditions for Médoc’s traditional grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc.
Château Sociando-Mallet wines stand out for their structure, aromatic complexity, and freshness. The flagship Château Sociando-Mallet impresses with notes of black fruits, spices, and mineral undertones, while the Demi-Sec de Sociando-Mallet offers a more approachable and fruit-forward profile.
Often described as a “great wine outside the classifications,” Sociando-Mallet is cherished by connoisseurs for its outstanding value and timeless character.
Creation by Henri Martin, unique in its kind since this vineyard has been built up piece by piece over several years by the purchase of those coming mainly from Grands Crus Classés in 1855. The origin of the terroirs, the care taken in the cultivation and winemaking, explain its internationally recognized quality.
A Second Growth in the 1855 classification, Château de Myrat 1996 is a distinguished sweet wine from Barsac, known for its elegance and freshness. After nearly three decades of aging, it offers a rich and complex bouquet: candied apricot, honey, orange marmalade, white flowers, and a hint of saffron. The palate shows a beautiful balance between sweetness and acidity, with a...
Le Puy Retour des Iles was born from the desire to rediscover the sensations that English merchants of the Middle Ages must have experienced when they tasted the wines brought back from their journey across the oceans, in search of the most sought-after dishes. To do this, the estate carefully chose four barrels of their wine which showed unique potential just waiting to be...
Billacart-Salmon Brut Rosé is a reference among rosés, this cuvée with its subtle and gourmet aromas will enchant your most beautiful moments thanks to its sparkling color, its great finesse and a beautiful liveliness.
The Château Sociando-Mallet 1981 is a Haut-Médoc red wine from Bordeaux’s Left Bank. This vintage, primarily made of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, offers a refined aromatic complexity. Over time, it has developed delicate notes of black fruits, leather, undergrowth, and subtle spices with a hint of smokiness. Well-structured, it maintains good freshness and a long-lasting finish.
With an average rating of 87/100, this wine reached its peak between 1987 and 1994, but it still holds an elegant balance that may surprise even today . It is particularly valued for its excellent price-to-quality ratio among Bordeaux wines of this era.
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