Chateau Bellevue Mondotte 2004, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru bastardo which retraces the terroir path

which retraces the terroir path trod by its prestigious sibling San Leonardo

causing a modest delay in budbreak

Spontaneously fermented and matured in 500 liter barrels

5 and three metres deep

Chateau Bellevue Mondotte 2004, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru bastardo which retraces the terroir pathChteau Bellevue Mondotte, steeped in Saint milion's rich history, only began receiving widespread acclaim after its acquisition by Grard Perse in 2001. Despite its modest size, the vineyard enjoys a prime location near Perses other renowned Saint milion estates, including Chteau Pavie, Chteau Pavie Decesse, and Chteau Monbousquet. Nestled on the Right Bank, the vineyard's limestone and clay soils are planted predominantly with 90% Merlot. Situated