Château Bouscassé - Pinot noir 2021

Key words: Elegance / Gourmet / Pleasure

The wine: A Pinot noir in the South-West ? And yes, it’s possible! And even better when it gives a superb result with excellent value for money like here! A beautiful maturity is indeed expressed on the palate and the elegance inherent to our magnificent Burgundian grape variety is also well present. Notes of cherry, blackberry and raspberry are accompanied in tasting by a touch of cocoa as well as light oaky notes. Light tannins can also be perceived, giving a pleasant structure to the whole. Let yourself be surprised by this original vintage from Château Bouscassé, you won't regret it!

Capacity: 75cl

Type: Red wine

Grape variety: 100% Pinot noir

AOC: Vin de France

Drinking and storing: Drink now and keep until 2031

Service temperature: 14-16°C

The estate: There is today no longer need to introduce Alain Brumont ! Iconic revealer of the Madiran appellation, in 40 years he has been able to raise his properties to the top of the South-West region and highlight the incredible potential of the local Tannat grape variety.

It all began in 1979 when he inherited the 17 family hectares of Château Bouscassé. Then, at the beginning of the 1980s, he acquired Château Montus and met Baron Philippe de Rothschild at Château Mouton-Rothschild (Grand Cru Classé de l’AOC Pauillac): that’s what clicked. Particularly inspired by their exchanges, he now clearly displays his vision of wanting to produce great wines in Madiran, an appellation then mainly renowned for its rustic wines.

The first vintage of Château Montus in 1982 made a big splash: the press praised the work carried out while the French and foreign markets discovered a noble, powerful wine with certain aging potential. Since then, the man has continued to research and select the best terroirs in his native region. Today at the head of 250 hectares, Vignobles Brumont continues to be an absolute reference throughout the South-West and Alain, although still invested, has now passed the reins of the house to his son-in-law Antoine Veiry. Go here to discover their magnificent vintages, you will not regret it!