Saint-Emillion

Phil,

No TN's on the Chateau L'Eglise Montagne '02, but it is a ~US$15/btl. from the satellite AC of the better known St Emilion. The usual base in this region is Merlot, with CS, CF and Malbec rounding out the blend. I cannot find any references to what one would expect from this wine, but would guess that it would express black berry fruit, maybe some mint/eucalyptus, cedar, and possibly chocolate (based on other Pomerol and St Emilion Merlot based Bdx blends). Even for a lesser St Emilion, I'd think that it could stand a bit more time in cellar, but that is ONLY a guess. Maybe someone else has some direct info for you.

Hunt

Many thanks for the replys. Most helpful phil