Ch Beychevelle

Under the reign of Henri III, Beychevelle was territory of primary d’Epernon Marquis. He was French Navy admiral and his power was great, according to the legend, a ship sailing the Gironde river in order to pay their respects to the Admiral, and is also said to have passed in front of the chateau by lowering the sail. Meaning “lower the sail.” “baisse la voile” is now called Beychevelle in turn. Chateau coat of arms ship which arranged the figureheads of wine keeper Griffon to serve Bacchus Dionysus (= Bacchus) has become a symbol. Old from the time of the Middle Ages, a number of famous owners who have in hand the CH Beychevelle is collected steadily buying the best of the compartment, chateau have defended the tradition for centuries. While respecting this tradition, under the guidance of prominent brewing scholar Emile Peynaud Dr., soil improvement, weaving modern techniques, such as focus on, such as renewal of the brewing equipment interwoven thing, noble and elegant CH Beychevelle was born. Floral, it exudes blueberries or red or black-based fruit notes. Moderately aromatic, elegant, medium-bodied, while typical Beychevelle of style, tannins increase, becoming more firm structure.