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🏰Chateau L'Evangile Blason de L'Evangile 2005 is an 【elegant and concentrated second wine from the exceptional 2005 Bordeaux vintage】, offering a taste of Pomerol's renowned richness and finesse. The 2005 vintage is widely considered one of the greatest in Bordeaux, producing wines of immense concentration, structure, and longevity. As the second wine of Château L'Evangile, Blason de L'Evangile benefits from the same meticulous winemaking and terroir, presenting a more approachable yet still complex expression of Pomerol's Merlot-dominant blend. Expect notes of ripe dark fruits, subtle spice, and a hint of earthy minerality, with refined tannins.
🍴 This mature Pomerol red is a superb match for classic meat dishes such as roasted beef tenderloin, lamb chops, or duck confit. Its elegance also makes it suitable for truffle-infused pasta dishes or a selection of fine, aged cheeses.
🥂 Ideal for a sophisticated dinner party, a special family gathering, or as a thoughtful gift for a Bordeaux lover. This wine is drinking beautifully now but still has potential for further evolution.
BACKGROUND
Chateau L'Evangile is a wine estate located in the Pomerol region on the "right bank" of Bordeaux, that is, the area north of the Dordogne River. The winery is located in the east of Pomerol, covering an area of The 22 hectares (55 acres) of vineyards consist of iron-rich clay and gravel soils. This soil is ideal for growing Merlot, which accounts for most of the acreage, with about a fifth (20%) of the vineyards dedicated to Cabernet Franc. The vines are harvested by hand and vinified plot by plot – the cellar and cellar room were updated in 2004 to help improve this process. After fermentation, this top wine is aged in oak barrels for 18 months before being released on the market. Purchased by the Léglise family in the 18th century, the land changed hands several times before being purchased in 1990 by Domaines Baron de Rothschild, owners of Château Lafite Rothschild.
