Chapelle de Potensac 2014

A vibrant breath of fresh air from Bordeaux. Chapelle de Potensac presents a pretty combination of raspberry, red cherry, plum, mint, boiled sweets, vanilla and pepper. This lighter bodied style makes it perfect for lunches, gatherings and tomato-based dishes.

Château Potensac takes its name from the limestone plateau on which it sits. It’s the only Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel in the Médoc, making their wines a real treat. Owned by the Delon family, who also run Leoville Las Cases and Château Nenin, the Grand Vin can take many years to come of age, but the second wine, Chapelle de Potensac, is a delight at any time.