Case of 6 Chateau Larose-Trintaudon Red Wine 75cl

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Purchase a case of 6 bottles of Chateau Larose-Trintaudon Red Wine 75cl and enjoy the convenience of having them all packed securely into a protective outer box for safe delivery.

Packaging and Delivery:

Individual Compartments: Each bottle is placed in its own compartment within the crate, providing the added protection needed to ensure your wine arrives safely.
Strong, Double-Wall Packaging: We use bespoke, double-wall cardboard packaging to securely protect your wine during transit, minimizing the risk of damage.
Safely Packed in Our Warehouse: Your order is carefully packed by our team in the warehouse, ensuring that each bottle is secured and ready for delivery.

Order a case of 6 bottles of Chateau Larose-Trintaudon Red Wine 75cl and have them packed safely and securely in our warehouse, using strong, double-wall bespoke packaging. With each bottle placed in its own compartment, your wine will arrive in perfect condition, ready for you to enjoy or gift to someone special.

What's Included:

6 Bottles of Chateau Larose-Trintaudon Red Wine 75cl (75cl each):-

Indulge in the rich heritage and exquisite taste of Chateau Larose-Trintaudon Haut-Medoc, a distinguished red wine from one of the largest and most renowned estates in the Medoc region. Known for its consistent quality, vintage after vintage, this wine has gained universal appreciation among both novices and connoisseurs. Colour: A deep and intense ruby hue that captivates the eye. Nose: The aroma is dominated by ripe black fruit, with prominent notes of blackcurrant and blackberry, balanced by a refreshing aromatic purity. On the palate, the wine is fleshy with a nice touch of tannin, offering a long and caressing finish. The careful aging process seeks to enhance the harmony and balance of the wine, making it an excellent candidate for further cellaring. This wine undergoes a classic three-week initial fermentation, followed by aging in oak barrels for 12 to 14 months, imparting subtle oaky notes and enhancing its complexity.