Château Boutisse Saint-Émilion Grand Cru is a distinguished red wine hailing from the renowned Saint-Émilion region in Bordeaux, France. This beautifully crafted wine epitomizes class and elegance, showcasing the rich heritage of winemaking in the region. With a deep and intense ruby color, it entices with its aromas of black fruits, cherry, and subtle spice notes. The palate reveals a perfect balance of ripe blackberries, plums, and hints of licorice, enhanced by velvety tannins and a long, luscious finish. This 100% Merlot wine is meticulously crafted by skilled winemakers, capturing the essence of the terroir and delivering an exceptional expression of the Saint-Émilion Grand Cru appellation. Ideal for special occasions or as a gift, Château Boutisse Saint-Émilion Grand Cru guarantees an unforgettable tasting experience.

Tasting Notes

An intense bouquet of ripe, deep red fruits is backed by a hint of sweet toasted spice. Smooth, velvety and elegant on the palate, attractive mocha, caramel and toasted notes envelop well integrated tannins through to a fine finish

About the Winery

Château Boutisse has a history of changing ownership throughout the years with each new proprietor making contributions, to its growth and success. Originally it was owned by the family until they sold it to Francois De Ligneris in 1970. Then Claude De Ligneris took over and managed the estate until 1996.

In 1996 Jean Paul and Annabelle Garcin acquired the winery injecting vitality into the property. They made investments in modernizing both the vineyards and cellars while still honouring the winemaking techniques that had established Château Boutiss's renowned reputation.

Presently their daughter Caroline Garcin Levêque proudly carries on her family's legacy as she oversees the production of wines that beautifully showcase Saint Émilions terroir.

The name "Boutisse" is derived from the Gascon word "Boustie," which means a farm. It refers to the farm where grapes were first cultivated for winemaking on this land centuries ago.

Legend has it that when François de Ligneris acquired the property in 1970, he stumbled upon a map depicting a piece of land called "La Boustie." Inspired by this discovery he decided to adopt this name for his brand giving birth to Château Boutisse. Today it stands as a tribute, to the region’s history and longstanding winemaking tradition.

Château Boutisse Winery is committed to environmentally friendly approach. They employ farming techniques that minimise chemical use and prioritise soil health. The vineyard also focuses on biodiversity by using cover crops and natural pest control methods to maintain a thriving ecosystem.

Located in the Bordeaux Saint Émilion region renowned for its climate and soil composition Château Boutisse covers over 40 acres of land. It cultivates grape varieties such, as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. The grapes undergo harvesting and sorting before being fermented using state-of-the-art winemaking equipment to ensure the production of wines.

Château Boutisse Winery has a history, in winemaking that dates back to the 19th century. Over the years different owners have played a role in growing the vineyard and improving methods. Their current focus is, on sustainability and friendly practices using farming techniques and modern winemaking equipment to create exceptional wines.

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