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The 2014 Château Troplong Mondot showcases the more mature side of Saint-Émilion, with dark fruit, spices, and a structured, Merlot-driven style.
| Weight | 1,5 kg |
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| Alcohol Content | 14.5% |
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| Region | Saint-Émilion (Bordeaux) |
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| Wine color | Red |
Château Troplong Mondot is located on the higher-elevation vineyards near Saint-Émilion, where Merlot plays a significant role. The 2014 vintage comes from a Bordeaux year in which a favorable fall helped ensure a successful harvest. More than a decade later, this is an interesting bottle for those who want to discover the transition from youthful fruit to more mature Bordeaux aromas.
After an unpredictable summer, Bordeaux enjoyed a sunny September in 2014, which was crucial for ripening. That favorable end to the season also benefited the Right Bank, where Merlot plays a leading role. For Troplong Mondot, the combination of its higher-altitude vineyards and this specific harvest pattern provides an interesting starting point.
Black cherry, plum, and blackberry form the fruity foundation. Notes of cocoa, spices, cedar, and earthy nuances may also emerge. The structure of ripe tannins and crisp acidity keeps the wine in balance. Over time, notes of tobacco, leather, and forest floor may develop further, depending on the conditions in which the bottle was stored.
This Right Bank wine pairs well with lamb, mushrooms, and slow-cooked dishes. Open an older bottle carefully and decant only if sediment or the wine’s development calls for it. A great choice for those looking for a mature Saint-Émilion that offers both richness and freshness.
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