Chateau Batailley Grand Cru Pauillac is an exquisite Bordeaux wine exuding a rich blend of elegant flavours. A compelling mix of dark fruit, currants, and cedar forms a robust vibrancy on the nose. In the mouth, its full-bodied structure blends harmoniously with lush tannins and a refined, lasting finish. Cherished for its versatility, it pairs splendidly across a wide range of dishes from robust roasts to aged cheeses. An embodiment of Pauillac's unique terroir, this wine is carefully crafted to age gracefully, promising a more profound complexity and depth in the years to come.

Tasting Notes

Serious, complex, mature bordeaux nose where the ripe fruit melds into meat juice, dark chocolate, black cherry and Asian spice. The tannin is absolutely ready to drink now, and it has a soft, easy finish

About the Winery

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Bordeaux region, Chateau Batailley winery stands as a testament to the fine tradition of wine making. It boasts a rich heritage dating back to the middle ages, and intriguingly, even played a role during the Hundred Years War. The name 'Batailley' is a derivative of the French term 'bataille', signifying 'battle'. Interestingly, the chateau was named in remembrance of a battle fought on its grounds in 1453.

This beautiful estate covers around 55 hectares of vineyards flourishing with Bordeaux's signature grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. The grapes are carefully nurtured on gravel soil which enriches them with a distinctive body and complexity. However Chateau Batailley does not just depend on its terroir to produce stellar wines, advanced wine-making techniques integrate seamlessly with traditional methods for an output that is more art than mere production.

Enjoy a guided tour of this majestic chateau, strolling through the lush vineyards and immersing yourself in its historic tale. After the tour, be sure to tantalise your palate in the tasting room with a glass of Chateau Batailley’s esteemed Pauillac appellation. Its full-bodied richness and impressive structure are not only a pleasure to drink, but are also lauded by critics worldwide.

The estate has remained under the ownership of the Castéja family since 1932 who have tirelessly worked to enhance and preserve the chateau’s wine making legacy, Indeed, Chateau Batailley is an embodiment of timeless elegance and savoir-faire, charming wine connoisseurs and historians alike with its complex wines and storied past.

Just remember, a visit to Chateau Batailley is'nt simply a trip. It's an immersion into the heart of fine wine making and an exploration of a slice of French history.

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