Chateau Haut-Beausejour 2016 75cl Orgo the highest altitude Roman temple

the highest altitude Roman temple in the world

but to experiment and produce unique and orig- inal wines from an original

The family continued Armagnac production until 1970

A pale greenish-yellow coloured dry white wine with aromas of green bell pepper

the agronomist Ottorino de Angelis who has been in charge of the day-to-day management of the estate

Chateau Haut-Beausejour 2016 75cl Orgo the highest altitude Roman templeTasting Note: Quite a savory and light wine for St. Estephe, this is rather easy to enjoy now. Dont worry though there are some of the typical dry tannins for this appellation on the finish. Drink or hold. 91 points Antonio Galloni Producer: In 1992, Champagne Louis Roederer discovered two properties in the heart of Saint Estphe Chteau Picard and Chteau Beausjour both of which received Cru Bourgeois status in 1932. Together, the pair formed an estate