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Chateau D'Arvigny label
Chateau D'Arvigny bottle

Chateau D'Arvigny 2019

  • Producer Chateau d'Arvigny
  • Blend 10% Cabernet Franc
    60% Cabernet Sauvignon
    30% Merlot
  • Country France
  • Region Bordeaux
  • Appellation Haut-Medoc
  • UPC 37004389619117
Red Wine

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Item# 360-19

Food pairing

This wine will perfectly accompany flavorful (red or white) meat dishes such as rib-eye steak, porterhouse steak, sirloin steak, T-bone steak ... It is also a classic match with lamb dishes (baby lamb chops, roasted leg of lamb...). Also harmonious with most cheeses like Gruyere, Comte, Cantal, Reblochon, Beaufort … (avoid Roquefort and arguably Camembert). And of course, will also easily and gracefully accompany more simpler dishes like pizza and/or most barbecued foods.

Winery Technical Data

2nd wine of Ch. Beaumont. The vineyard of Chateau Beaumont has been known since 1824 and thirty years later its splendid castle in a Renaissance style was built. Various famous owners follow one another hoisting Beaumont to the forefront of the "Crus Bourgeois Supérieurs". With the arrival of Mr. Etienne Priou (Manager) and with the guidance of Mr. Philippe Blanc (Ch. Beychevelle), the estate has taken a noticed qualitative turn-around since 1986 and continues to confirm its position among the sure values of its appellation and classification.

Vineyard

- Varietals : 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc.
- Soils: Topsoil of thick gravel and a subsoil of clay limestone.
- Size of the vineyard : 105 ha
- Age of the vine: 40 years
- Planting density: 6700 vines/ha
- Average Yield : 48 hl/ha
- Harvest: The harvest is done by machine

Vinification

-Vinification: following a sorting process, the vinification takes part in temperature controlled stainless steel vats. Gravity is used to protect the grapes during alcoholic fermentation.
-Ageing: After fermentation the harvest goes partly into oak barrels.
-Bottling: at the chateau.