Chateau Lespault-Martillac 2011 2004 and the yield is cropped

and the yield is cropped at a very low 40-45 hl/ha

was emptied from tank/barrel

It’s a wonderfully unique expression of high-country Priorat—with mouth-coating texture and energising

which is assisted by our pioneering co-fermentation technique with a small proportion of Gruner Veltliner skins as well as whole-cluster fermentation

Emperor Charlemagne founded a priory to honour de Virgin Mary

Chateau Lespault-Martillac 2011 2004 and the yield is croppedVery deep, almost black colour. Intense bouquet featuring blackberries, Agen prunes, and blueberries, subtle peppery overtones, and hints of cocoa and almonds. The immediate sensation on the palate is of great breadth and satisfying richness. It has all the magic of great Merlot! This generous, smooth wine gives a harmonious impression of sweetness, backed up by firm but silky tannins. Clarity and precision add to this wine's overall brilliance. The