Winery Introduction

The quality of Tuobao estate wine has always been very stable, and it absolutely meets the requirements of a four-level estate. The new year's Tuobao Manor Wine has a soft and elegant style that caters to the needs of drinkers. Although there is no direct evidence that John Talbot once owned this manor, or that he did indeed own any vineyards in Bordeaux, John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury It is generally considered to be Topo's treasure. John Tuobao is an 80-year-old warrior who was sent by the King Henry VI to French rebel French. Since Henry II married Aquitaine in 1152 (Eleanor of Aquitaine0) After that, the British ruled Aquitaine for a full 300 years.In the battle of Castillon, the old but respectable soldier took part in the fight, because when the Frenchman Released from the early period of captivity, he once vowed never to use weapons against them, and Tuobao lost his battle, but in fact he died in the war in 1453. Bordeaux once again returned to the embrace of France.

In the 18th century, the name Tuobao appeared on the map. No matter how much we know about his life, people usually assume that this is related to John Tuobao. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the manor belonged to the Marquis of d'Aux de Lescout and thus became known to all as Talbot d'Aux. Under their management, the price of wine is so high that the estate was rated as a four-level village in 1855. Tuobao Manor has always belonged to this family until 1899 when a Mr. Claverie bought the manor, and 20 years later, in 1917, he sold Tuobao Manor to Didier Cordier ( Desire Cordier). Since then, estate wines have passed from generation to generation in the Cordier family. The manor is now shared by Lorraine Rustmann and Nancy Bignon-Cordier.

 

Region Introduction

Saint-Julien is located in the middle of the Medoc region. It has a total area of ​​900 hectares and is one of the six major sub-regions of the United States. The lower layer of the area is composed of gravel, pebbles, sand and clay. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc are the main grape varieties grown in this area. The wines in the north show Pauillac's strength, while the wines in the south draw on the softness of Margaux. On the whole, St. Julian's wine is bright and rich in juice. It is truly a real brew. It allows wine lovers to indulge in fragrant aromas and exquisite taste feasts.

 

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