Château Trottevieille

Château Trottevieille - 1er Grand Cru Classé 2007

Saint-Emilion - aoc

75cl

Unit
Wooden crate of 6

Unit
Wooden crate of 6

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Château Trottevieille

Château Trottevieille - 1er Grand Cru Classé

Saint-Emilion - aoc

2007

75cl

Unit

CHF 84.90
75cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 509.40

2008

37.5cl

Unit

CHF 43.90

2010

37.5cl

Unit

CHF 68.50
37.5cl

Wooden crate of 12

CHF 822.00

75cl

Unit

CHF 138.50

2011

75cl

Unit

CHF 84.90
75cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 509.40

150cl

Unit

CHF 159.90
150cl

Wooden crate of 3

CHF 479.70

2012

75cl

Unit

CHF 73.90
75cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 443.40

2013

37.5cl

Unit

CHF 36.90
37.5cl

Wooden crate of 12

CHF 442.80

75cl

Unit

CHF 73.90
75cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 443.40

150cl

Unit

CHF 148.90
150cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 893.40

2014

37.5cl

Unit

CHF 38.90
37.5cl

Wooden crate of 12

CHF 466.80

75cl

Unit

CHF 73.90
75cl

Wooden crate of 6

CHF 443.40

2015

37.5cl

Unit

CHF 41.50
37.5cl

Wooden crate of 12

CHF 498.00

150cl

Unit

CHF 148.90
150cl

Wooden crate of 3

CHF 446.70

Grape Variety

Merlot
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Franc

Elevage

in barrels

Production

28'000

Description

A parchment from 1453 confirms the existence of viticulture and that the name "Trotte Vieille" was already used for this estate in the 15th century.

The name is derived from the fact that a lady lived in this charterhouse in the 14th century. This little lady was very interested in what was happening in the city of Bordeaux and used to go to the nearby crossroads where the stagecoaches from Bordeaux stopped. As the lady often seemed to hurry the coaches, the people of Saint-Emilion called her "la trotte vieille".

This unusual name was already used for the château in the 15th century. In honour of the lady who gave her name, the second wine of Trotte Vieille is called "La Vieille Dame de Trotte Vieille". Trotte Vieille is one of the oldest estates in Saint-Emilion and has some of the oldest vines in Bordeaux, some of which predate phylloxera and are therefore over 140 years old.

Awards

17/20

Gault & Millau
94/100

R. Gabriel
87/100

Falstaff Magazin
15/20

La Revue du Vin de France
17.5/20

Chandra Kurt
17/20

Gault & Millau
94/100

R. Gabriel
87/100

Falstaff Magazin
15/20

La Revue du Vin de France
17.5/20

Chandra Kurt

Tasting

Appearance: Of a garnet dress.

Aroma: With spicy and woody notes that prevail over the fruit.

Palate: Dense and relatively tannic under the background of traditional elegance. A subtle and racy wine.

Food pairing: Deer, leg and soft cheeses.

Service: Avoid opening before five years.

Degree: 13%°
Contains sulfites