ChâteauTourBelAir,MontagneSaintEmilion

<p>The Laporte family settled in Montagne Saint-Emilion in 1760 and started to work with a few hectares. Today 25 hectares are planted at Tour Bel Air, and Bruno Laporte also has estates in the Castillon Côtes-de-Bordeaux and Saint-Emilon Grand Cru appellations.This St Emilion, deep ruby in colour displays fruity cherry notes and hints of menthol and liquorice. It has a fantastic full and long finish.‘… this has the clovey pomander spice and broad, rich red fruit so typical of a St Émilion satellite merlot, there’s also a crisp edge and a bit of uplift. Very enjoyable drinking.Victoria Moore, The Telegraph, 21st October, 2017Château Tour Bel Air, Montagne Saint Emilion | Gusto Wines</p>