Cht Cambon Le Pelouze Primeur 750 Ml
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Cht Cambon Le Pelouze Primeur 750 Ml

CHT CAMBON LE PELOUZE PRIMEUR is a Bordeaux red wine with 14% ABV, featuring a blend of 52% Merlot, 44% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 4% Petit Verdot.

$34.99 / unit
Case price $419.88 per case of 12
Sold by case
SKU
742966
Size
750 ml
Country
FRANCE
Region
BORDEAUX
Varietal
OTHER
Alcohol
14.00

Description

Discover Chateau Cambon La Pelouse Primeur, a distinctive red wine from the Haut Medoc region in Bordeaux, France. This bottle captures the essence of a 60-hectare vineyard nestled in the commune of Macau, where the landscape echoes the prestige of neighboring properties like Chateau Cantemerle and Chateau Giscours.

The vineyard's thoughtful composition reflects careful cultivation: 52% Merlot leads the blend, complemented by 44% Cabernet Sauvignon and 4% Petit Verdot. Recent adjustments have streamlined the plantings, with all Cabernet Franc now phased out, focusing the profile on these core varieties.

Vines here average 25 years of age, a vitality stemming from extensive replanting in 1975. This renewal has invigorated the estate, positioning it as a fresh voice within Bordeaux's storied terrain. The result pours into a standard 750 ml bottle at 14% ABV, ready for those seeking a Haut Medoc red with regional character.

From Macau's favorable terroir, Chateau Cambon La Pelouse Primeur stands as an accessible entry into Bordeaux's red wine heritage. Its blend draws from vines that balance maturity with renewal, offering a bottle priced at $41.99 that fits seamlessly into collections or casual evenings. Whether pairing with robust meals or savoring solo, this wine brings the Haut Medoc's communal spirit to your table.

Opt for Chateau Cambon La Pelouse Primeur to experience a Bordeaux red shaped by its precise vineyard makeup and strategic location. In every sip, the interplay of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petit Verdot hints at the estate's dedicated evolution, making it a compelling choice for enthusiasts exploring France's iconic wines.