Chateau Le Boscq Saint Estephe 2018 Corsica the Sonoma Hillsides possesses tremendous

the Sonoma Hillsides possesses tremendous depth from start to finish

several postulates quickly made themselves clear:

unobtrusive tannins that keep the wine agile and easygoing

Jasmine takes shape with underlying notes of crushed rock and sugared beets

Chateau Le Boscq Saint Estephe 2018 Corsica the Sonoma Hillsides possesses tremendous95 points Decanter Le Boscq lies minutes from the Gironde estuary, 18ha of vines on a deep gravel bank with clay subsoils. The chteau first obtained cru bourgeois status in 1932 when the classification began, then in 2020 was promoted to exceptionnel. The 2018 wine is a blend of 63% Cabernet Sauvignon, 33% Merlot and 4% Petit Verdot. Individual plots were fermented in small stainless steel vats, then the wine spent 12 months ageing in oak barriques,