Château Massereau Graves Rouge 2013 barrosa Minerality shows as wet river

Minerality shows as wet river stones and there’s a light floral note on the finish

matured 10 months in 25% new large-format French oak

The palate is fresh and lively with classic Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon characters and a fine structure that are an indication both of the quality of the vintage and of the use of only free-run juice

Poached pear and warm croissant give a spiced and sappy appeal

Château Massereau Graves Rouge 2013 barrosa Minerality shows as wet riverChteau Massereau is a rarity among the much fancier and more famous estates in Bordeaux in that they farm well and make genuine natural wines, and they have been doing so for almost 20 years (this makes them among the genuine minority). The Graves is one of the most impressive wines Massereau makes, with the Cabernet varieties at the fore. The wine displays dark purple fruit, properly integrated deep green, pine like notes, merciful acidity to balance