HENRI DE MALROMÉ
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In the shadow of the orange trees in the courtyard of château malromé, the countess adèle de toulouse-lautrec built a small garden to enjoy the aperitif with his son henri, the famous post-impressionnist painter. As an unconditional and enlightened amateur of wine, henri would profit from the vineyards of malromé and especially the bordeaux region. Every year, he sent barrels of wine to paris and bottled them by himself at his residence there.
Faithful to the painter’s fondness of wine and knowledge of bordeaux vineyards, the vintages of the selection « henri de malromé » are chosen with requirement and passion by reputed professionals through multiple tastings in order to bring you the exceptional quality of a terroir and to share unique moments.
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The Art of Wine Tasting
The wine tasting starts with a visual examination of the “robe” of the wine. In different cases, it shows the color and the clarity. The “robe” can also tell the maturity of the wine. When it’s young, the white wine has a pale yellow color with green reflects. With aging, it will turn to orange yellow. However, for the red wine, it’s the opposite: when it’s young, the color is dark, with purple reflects, even bluish. With aging, it grows pale: the ripe cherry color becomes orange red, then mahogany for the wines to be kept.
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Intense and deep garnet robe. The nose blends aromas of ripe red fruits with grilled notes. The mouth combines freshness and finesse, the wine fills the palate with its round and elegant tanins. The final is balanced by a nice and persistant woody shading. Serve between 16°c et 18°c
Deep cherry-colored robe. Fruity with some strawberry and notes. Raspberry powerful start but well-balanced. Good tannic persistence in the mouth. A perfect combination between fruity notes, balance and delicacy. Serve between 16°c et 18°c.
Beautiful glaring ruby robe. Generous bouquet with red fruit aromas, black currant and delicate woody notes. Thanks to the dominant grape variety merlot, which brings the roundness and the supple tannins it can be tasted when it’s young. Meanwhile, the wine has a complex structure, brought by the cabernet sauvignon, in order that the wine can be well- aged.
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