Moulin Saint-Georges - Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2013

Moulin Saint-Georges, le cru confidentiel de la famille Vauthier

Moulin Saint-Georges fait face au Château Ausone, tissant un lien charnel en sus du lien familial. Situé dans la combe sud de Saint-Emilion, à deux pas de l’entrée du village, ce cru confidentiel est entré dans la famille en 1921, les Vauthier représentant désormais la cinquième génération.
Le ruisseau de Fongaban coule quant à lui depuis des millénaires et rappelle que l’Homme n’est que de passage, de passage pour sublimer ce vignoble assis sur ce coteau calcaire au drainage naturel grâce à ce précieux cours d’eau.
Un moulin, propriété de la seigneurie de Saint-Georges, se situait à l’endroit où se trouvent désormais le chai et la cave du domaine.

Le vignoble du Château Moulin-Saint-Georges se dessine

Wine Advocate

84-86

par Robert Parker le 29/08/2014

Even proprietor Alain Vauthier’s perfectionist/obsessive viticultural and winemaking work couldn’t pull out a gem from this small estate in the St. Emilion. He did it with Ausone, but not here. Hard acids, a rather one-dimensional, shallow mouthfeel, but decent fruit in the nose and attack, without any obvious vegetal characteristics or astringent tannins, make for a drinkable, but essentially simple, wine. Consume it over the next 4-5 years.

matthewjukes.com

16,5

par Matthew Jukes le 23/04/2014

(80 Merlot, 20 Cabernet Franc) 85% new oak, 14000 bottles. Quite tight and austere with touches of greenness but it’s not in any way sour. The oak seems too strident and dominant att the moment for the fruit which sits in the background. The fruit is foresty and dark but perhaps too demure for the sinew and power loaded into this wine? We shall see in a few years time.

Jancis Robinson

par Richard Hemmings le 22/04/2014

Bright black fruit, lots of concentration on the palate. Intense but not overbearing. Really tame tannins. Attractive liquorice-and-granite sort of character. Intriguing – has promise.

Vinous

88-90

par Antonio Galloni le 18/04/2014

A vibrant, chiseled wine, the 2013 Moulin Saint-Georges graces the palate with dark blue/purplish fruit, violets, cloves, menthol and new leather. The flavors are bright, focused and beautifully articulated in a wine that will deliver considerable pleasure right out of the gate. The 2013 finishes with lovely freshness and energy. In 2013 the blend is 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, all harvested between October 3 and 7. This is a terrific showing from Moulin Saint-Georges and the Vauthier family. Tasted twice.

Decanter.com

16,5

par Steven Spurrier le 15/04/2014

Pure, fruit-driven nose. Good depth. Lively acidity as usual. Ageing potential.

Wine Advocate

88-90

par Neal Martin le 15/04/2014

A blend of 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, this has a light, tertiary bouquet with a touch of wet clay. The palate is medium-bodied with a supple entry: simple lightly spiced black and red fruit with an elegant, understated finish. This is an approachable Moulin Saint Georges to drink over the next 10 years.

Jamessuckling.com

88-89

par James Suckling le 08/04/2014

Tangy and fresh with dried berries and citrus fruit. Medium body with delicate tannins and a fruity finish.

Wine Enthusiast

89-91

par Roger Voss le 31/03/2014

This is a crisp, fresh wine, with an attractive smokiness that lends extra complexity. The tight acidity and layered tannins promise good medium-term aging.

Informations :	Details :
Couleur	Rouge
Cépages	Cabernet Franc 20 % Merlot 80 %
Appellation	Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
Millesime	2013
Contenance	Bouteille (75 cl)

Informations :

Details :

Couleur

Rouge

Cépages

Cabernet Franc 20 %
Merlot 80 %

Appellation

Saint-Emilion Grand Cru

Millesime

2013

Contenance

Bouteille (75 cl)

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