CHATEAU LAMOTHE BOUSCAUT 2008, 750ml (Bottle)
- The Bouscaut vineyards have existed since the 16th century on the commune of Cadaujac, within the Graves appellation. Called Haut Truchon, it was renamed Chateau Bouscaut in 1929 after the locally given name.
- The first impression is fine, delicate, floral, fruity and a little woody. We found notes of blackcurrants, blackberries, cherries, peonies, roses and violets. Later on seductive notes of pepper, vanilla, smoke and blonde tobacco arrive before leaving a fresh note of mint in their place.
- A very pretty nose full of sensuality and elegance. The tannins are fine and silky and give the framework a good longevity. Notes of spices, violets and liquorice.
