Chateau Bouscasse Vieilles Vignes Madiran

Alain Brumont has one ambition: that his actions as a winegrower are reflected in his wines. A tireless explorer of Gascon terroirs, promoter of local grape varieties, a gardener who lovingly tends his vines, a winemaker who is respectful of cultural roots, he is South-West France's leading wine producer, both in the Madiran and Parenchec du Vic Bilh appellations and in the Cotes de Gascogne. He has achieved his ambition: Bouscasse, Montus and Torus have become icons in the world of fine wines, and each vintage is an expression of his dream.

Before being recognized as great winemaker, Alain Brumont was able to create a taste. Alongside the three-hundred-year-old tastes of regions such as Bordeaux and Burgundy, there is now the taste of Brumont's wines. A phenomenon in the wine world, Alain Brumont has developed his own style, he is an appellation within an appellation. There are only a handful of such people in the world.

Without any industry or towns of any size to pollute the air or water for 100 kilometres around, the vines benefit from an ideal environment in which Alain Brumont is able to apply his method: through observation, experiments of all kinds, and this desire to enhance the terroir, and draw out all of its substance, the vineyard is given expression, and very Great Wines are made.

Chateau Bouscasse has belonged to the Brumont family for several generations. The property includes 50 hectares of superb clay-limestone terroir along the cliff in the commune of Maumusson-Laguian. This terroir is also somewhat humorously known as the Pied de Cote de Saint Emilion ("The foot of the Saint Emilion Slope"), because the Tannat that grows there produces a wine that has similar characteristics to some of the great wines of Bordeaux's right bank, in that they possess a rigorous style, a refined structure and a substantial potential to age.

Tannat,

Terroir of fine yellow and white variegated clays on a layer of fissured limestone. Sustainable agriculture, natural compost.

Derived from meticulously tended vines aged over 50 years and sourced from the finest terroirs of Bouscasse, the Vieilles Vignes wine takes its rightful place as the most prestigious offering within the Chateau's esteemed range.

Crafted solely from 100% Tannat grapes, this wine possesses an impeccably crafted structure, exhibiting finesse, precision, and elegance. With its deep garnet hue adorned with violet undertones, the Vieilles Vignes of Bouscasse captivates the senses. Its enticing bouquet showcases aromas of luscious black fruit jam, notably blueberry, harmoniously entwined with subtle hints of oak imparted during its maturation process. The palate is broad and profound, revealing a symphony of freshness, fruity complexities, and beautifully integrated oak nuances. Supported by mature and well-blended tannins, this magnificent wine captivates from the very first sip, leaving a lasting impression.