M. CHAPOUTIER Cote-Rotie "La Mordoree" 1995 Bourboulenc Domaine de Leoville belonged to

Domaine de Leoville belonged to some of the wealthiest and most influential noble French families before it was acquired by the Las Cases family

Cabernet Sauvignon

only 58 kilometres east of Melbourne's CBD

400 bottles produced

and beautifully balanced

M. CHAPOUTIER Cote-Rotie "La Mordoree" 1995 Bourboulenc Domaine de Leoville belonged toWine Region: Rhone Valley France Grape: Syrah Tasting notes: The colour is deep red. The wine has notes of raspberry, a hint of violet, predominant of spices, a touch of black olive and "tapenade", rosemary. The palate is ample, elegant, very well structured and balanced. About the winery: Michel is a seventh generation Chapoutier winemaker at Tain L'Hermitage, having acquired the family estate in 1990. Michel earned a reputation for producing wines