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In 1832, M. Laussac-Fourcaud purchased 15 hectares (37 acres) from Château Figeac.
This transformation created Chateau Cheval Blanc.
Then in the International London and Paris Exhibitions in 1862 and 1867, it earned medals still prominent on its labels.
Subsequently, the family retained the château until 1998.
Then Bernard Arnault and Albert Frère bought it.
The late Clive Coates MW described Chateau Cheval Blanc as “the only great wine in the world made predominantly from Cabernet Franc.”
Cheval Blanc spreads its vineyard area over 41 hectares (100 acres), with 37 hectares (91 acres) planted with a composition of grape varieties of:
- 57% Cabernet Franc
- 40% Merlot
- and small parcels of Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon
1973 wine price – Château Cheval Blanc 1973
The 1973 Château Cheval Blanc is a mature red wine from Saint-Émilion, France.
Indeed, wine enthusiasts consider it a classic and savoury vintage.
Although the 1973 vintage was generally difficult in Bordeaux, wine experts regard this wine as a good achievement for the year and it has evolved well in the bottle.
Furthermore, wine lovers recognise this wine as a delicate and special bottle.
It is ideal for immediate consumption to celebrate a specific occasion or milestone.
Notably, the nose presents notes of red fruit, herbal spice, as well as earthy notes like black truffle.
Additionally, it displays a pale brick colour, transparent at the rim, which is appropriate for its age.
Moreover, the nose reveals spicy notes, with hints of vanilla and cinnamon, along with jammy fruit.
On the palate, it offers a velvet-like texture, with remaining tannins providing structure.
Consequently, it delivers a medium-long finish.
Although this 1973 is a mature wine, nevertheless, with excellent condition it can still provide enjoyment.
In fact, it pairs well with red meat, such as beef or venison.
Ultimately, wine critics generally considered the 1973 vintage better than the 1972, yet it was not a standout year for Bordeaux wines.
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