Château de Camarsac, nestled in the storied right bank of Bordeaux on a medieval fortress once linked to the 'Black Prince', offers a captivating take on Bordeaux Supérieur under the care of the renowned Lurton family. With vineyards rooted in clay, gravel, and limestone soils, the estate, now managed by Thierry Lurton, focuses on sustainable practices and crafting harmonious, terroir-driven wines.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep, luminous ruby that speaks to the wine’s concentration and structure
Nose: Aromas of ripe black cherry and raspberry emerge alongside notes of black pepper, menthol, and pencil shavings, layered with fresh herbal undertones
Palate: Smooth and full-bodied, with rich dark-fruit flavours and gentle spice. The texture is mouth-filling, balanced by refined, elegant tannins that deliver great finesse
Finish: Long and rewarding, lingering with juicy blackberry, subtle dried herb notes, and a clean, polished aftertaste
This Bordeaux Supérieur strikes an exceptional balance of structure and approachability. Its vibrant fruit, layered complexity, and refined tannins make it versatile, slightly decant to unlock further depth, or pair immediately with grilled red meats, aged cheeses, or comforting roast dishes.
Exploring Château de Camarsac reveals a wine rich in history, terroir, and the sophistication that comes from decades of winemaking mastery. An accessible gem for those who appreciate classic Bordeaux.
