Château Cap de Mourlin 2007

Rare parcel of long-aged Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé
Dating back to 1647 and still in the hands of the Capdemourlin family today, Château Cap de Mourlin is known for crafting richly-fruited wines that age gracefully – and this beautifully cellared 2007 vintage is now at its elegant peak.

Château Cap de Mourlin has been in the hands of the Capdemourlin family since the 16th century – one of the oldest family estates on the Right Bank.

One of Saint-Émilion’s illustrious Grands Crus Classés, their 14-hectare estate sits on prized limestone and clay slopes just north of the village, producing wines famed for their balance of power and finesse.

Bottles with this kind of pedigree and perfect maturity are incredibly rare, especially at this price. Eighteen years of patient ageing have softened its tannins, giving silky layers of cassis, spice and cigar box, all wrapped in the gentle warmth of maturity.

Give it the love and care it deserves by decanting very gently just before you’re ready to serve. In return, you’ll be rewarded with an unforgettable wine experience.