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PETIT DUCRU DE DUCRU BEAUCAILLOU, 2020

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Duboke ljubičaste boje s intenzivnim aromama crvenog i crnog voća, zgnječenih ljubičica i daškom mokke. U okusu ima bogato zrelo voće i plišanu, baršunastu teksturu podržanu živopisnom kiselinom, s voćem i začinima koji se zadržavaju na završnici. Ekstremna profinjenost.

 

Deep purple colour with intense aromas of red and black fruits, crushed violets and a touch of mocha. The palate has generous ripe fruits and a plush, velvety texture supported by vibrant acidity, with fruits and spices that linger on the finish. Extreme refinement.

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REGIJA / REGION

REGIJA / REGION

Bordeaux je vinska regija smještena u jugozapadnoj Francuskoj te je domovina najpoznatijih svjetskih vinara. Ima stoljetnu tradiciju, a u vinima Bordeaux-a uživali su i stari Rimljani. Oko grada Bordeaux-a se nalazi 14 000 proizvođača vina te 117 514 hektara vinograda.

Regija je u blizini rijeke Gironde te Atlantskog oceana zbog čega ima morsku klimu. Ocean i rijeka donose blagu zimu i topla ljeta te duge sunčane jeseni. Regija je zaštićena od oceanskih snažnih vjetrova sa gustom borovom šumom koja se proteže paralelno uz regiju. Zbog rijeke i oceana regija ima vapnenačko tlo sa glinom i pijeskom što je izuzetno pogodno tlo za uzgoj vinove loze.

Bordeaux je najpoznatiji po crvenim vinima te plemenitim slatkim vinima, no ne zaostaju ni visokokvalitetna bijela vina. Bordeaux crvena vina imaju jedinstveni izražaj regije koji je prepoznatljiv u cijelom svijetu. Najčešće crne sorte koja se uzgajaju su Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec. Najčešće bijele sorte su Sauvignon blanc, Semilion i Muscadelle. Klasifikacija bordoških vina počela je 1855. godine. Bordoški vinogradi podjeljeni su na pet regija; Entre-Deux-Mers, Libournais, Bourgeais-Blayais, Gravec i Medoc.

 

Bordeaux is a wine region located in southwestern France and is home to the world’s most famous winemakers. It has a century-old tradition, and the wines of Bordeaux were enjoyed by the ancient Romans. There are 14,000 wine producers and 117,514 hectares of vineyards around the city of Bordeaux.

The region is close to the Gironde River and the Atlantic Ocean, which is why it has a maritime climate. The ocean and river bring mild winters and warm summers and long sunny autumns. The region is protected from strong ocean winds with a dense pine forest that runs parallel to the region. Due to the river and ocean, the region has calcareous soil with clay and sand, which is an extremely suitable soil for growing vines.

Bordeaux is best known for its red wines and noble sweet wines, but high-quality white wines are not far behind. Bordeaux red wines have a unique expression of the region that is recognizable all over the world. The most common black varieties that are grown are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec. The most common white varieties are Sauvignon blanc, Semilion and Muscadelle. The classification of Bordeaux wines began in 1855. The Bordeaux vineyards are divided into five regions; Entre-Deux-Mers, Libournais, Bourgeais-Blayais, Gravec and Medoc.

O VINARIJI / ABOUT THE WINERY

O VINARIJI / ABOUT THE WINERY

Château Ducru-Beaucaillou cijenjeno je vinsko imanje u apelaciji Saint-Julien u vinskoj regiji Haut-Médoc u Bordeauxu , na takozvanoj “lijevoj obali” ušća Gironde. Imanje i njegovo istoimeno veliko vino (glavno vino imanja) ocijenjeno je drugim rastom u Bordeaux klasifikaciji iz 1855. godine .

Vinograd od 75 hektara nalazi se na jugoistoku apelacije , sjeverno od sela Beychevelle i graniči s Branaire-Ducru i Beychevelle na jugu, s Léovillom i Langoa Bartonom na sjeveru.

Ducru-Beaucaillou dvorac i imanje nalaze se relativno blizu širokog ušća rijeke Gironde, što ublažuje lokalnu mikroklimu i pruža određenu zaštitu od mraza i tuče. Na dubljim slojevima šljunka u vinogradu postoji pojačana drenaža, večernja toplina i zaštitni sloj koji sprječava isušivanje podloge u toplinskim valovima.

Aluvijalni nanosi i visok sadržaj gline obogaćuju tlo, a vinograd je dobio ime po tom “lijepom kamenju”. Sadi se 70 posto, cabernet sauvignon i 30 posto merlot .

Grožđe se sortira u vinogradu na pokretnim stolovima kako bi se promptno odvojilo zdravstveno neispravno grožđe, a pojedine vinogradske parcele se posebno vinificiraju. Za odležavanje u bačvi koristi između 50-80 posto novog drva, ovisno o berbi.

Dvorac je neobičan za regiju po tome što je izgrađen direktno iznad vinskih podruma i po tome što u njemu još uvijek živi obitelj koja posjeduje imanje. Obitelj Borie također posjeduje dvorce Lalande-Borie u Saint-Julienu i Ducluzeau u Listrac-Médocu.

 

Château Ducru-Beaucaillou is a well-regarded wine estate in the Saint-Julien appellation of Bordeaux’s Haut-Médoc wine region, on the so-called “left bank” of the Gironde estuary. The estate and its eponymous grand vin (the estate’s principle wine) was rated a second growth in the 1855 Bordeaux Classification.

The 75-hectare  vineyard is situated in the southeast of the appellation, north of the village of Beychevelle and bordering Branaire-Ducru and Beychevelle to the south, with Léoville and Langoa Barton to the north.

The Ducru-Beaucaillou château and estate lies relatively close to the broad Gironde estuary, which moderates the local microclimate and gives some protection from frost and hail. On the deeper gravel layers of the vineyard there is enhanced drainage, evening warmth, and a protective layer stopping the subsoil from drying out in heat waves.

Alluvial deposits and a high clay content enrich the soil, and the vineyard takes its name from these “beautiful stones”. It is planted 70 percent to Cabernet Sauvignon and 30 percent to Merlot.

Grapes are sorted in the vineyard on mobile tables to promptly separate out any unhealthy grapes, and specific vineyard plots are vinified separately. Barrel-ageing uses between 50-80 percent new wood, depending on the vintage.

The château is unusual for the region in being built directly over the wine cellars, and in that it is still inhabited by the family who own the estate. The Borie family also own the châteaux Lalande-Borie in Saint-Julien and Ducluzeau in Listrac-Médoc.