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2009, Chateau de la Huste Fronsac
Château de la Huste, the 18th-century property in Saillans, Fronsac, has an enchanting beauty that flows into Brigitte Rullier’s merlot-based wines. The 40-year-old vines are grown on one of the highest parts of the town, giving the name La Huste (or “bump” in old French) to the wine.
The 2009 is a blend of 90 per cent merlot and 10 per cent cabernet franc, garnet red in the glass and endlessly delicious with freshly crushed raspberry, black cherry, plum and vanilla spice with smooth tannins and refreshing acidity. Wonderful to enjoy now, pair this medium-bodied wine with a hearty beef stew, roast lamb or chicken.
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