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🍷 Château Chemin Royal – Moulis-en-Médoc Red

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AOC Moulis-en-Médoc: a structured and elegant Cru Bourgeois red Bordeaux

The Château Chemin Royal is a red wine from the Moulis-en-Médoc appellation d’origine contrôlée, located on the left bank of the Bordeaux vineyards on the Médoc peninsula. This communal appellation is renowned for its red wines, which combine tannic structure, aromatic finesse, and aging potential.

Classified as a Cru Bourgeois, Château Chemin Royal is produced by Château Fonréaud. Its vineyards are situated on complementary terroirs, notably Pyrenean gravels in the south and clay-limestone soils in the north. This diversity contributes to the balance between rich fruit, structure, and elegance.

The 2018 vintage blend is dominated by Merlot, complemented by Cabernet Sauvignon and a proportion of Petit Verdot, according to specialist sources. Merlot provides roundness and fruitiness, while Cabernet Sauvignon contributes structure and blackcurrant aromas. Aging in barriques enriches the bouquet with toasted and spicy nuances.

This Moulis-en-Médoc stands out for its aromas of blackcurrant, cherry, and black fruit, accompanied by notes of cedar, vanilla, and toast. Its generous texture and structured tannins make it a wine of character, particularly suited to red meats, lamb, and slow-cooked dishes.

🔍 Key characteristics:

Name: Château Chemin Royal
Appellation: AOC Moulis-en-Médoc
Classification: Cru Bourgeois
Producer: Château Fonréaud
Wine region: Bordeaux – Médoc
Country: France
Color: Red wine
Type: Dry red wine
Grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot
Alcohol content: 13.5% ABV, according to specialist sources
Volume: 75 cl
Terroir: Pyrenean gravels and clay-limestone soils
Vinification: Fermentation in vats for approximately 20 days
Aging: In oak barriques for approximately 12 months, according to general information from the producer
Style: Structured, fruity, generous, and delicately oaked

👁️ Wine characteristics:

• Vintage: 2018

• Color: Deep, brilliant red with garnet highlights.

• Nose: A complex bouquet dominated by blackcurrant, ripe cherry, and small black fruits, accompanied by notes of cedar, vanilla, licorice, and toasted wood.

• Palate: The attack is full and fruity. The texture combines a beautiful concentration of black fruit with well-structured tannins. The oak brings toasted and vanilla nuances that complement the fruit without masking its expression. The overall result maintains a balance of richness, freshness, and structure.

• Finish: Persistent, with notes of blackcurrant, sweet spices, and oak, supported by still-present tannins.

• Style: A distinctive Moulis-en-Médoc, both generous and elegant, combining aromatic richness, tannic structure, and controlled oak.

🍽️ Food and wine pairings:

Château Chemin Royal is an ideal accompaniment to:

🥩 Red meats: Grilled ribeye, entrecôte, or roast beef.
🍖 Lamb: Herb-crusted rack of lamb or roast leg of lamb.
🦌 Game: Venison stew, roast wild boar, or roast pheasant.
🍲 Slow-cooked dishes: Braised beef, daube, or beef cheeks with mushrooms.
🍄 Traditional cuisine: Sautéed mushrooms, roasted potatoes, and meat jus.
🧀 Aged cheeses: Aged Comté, distinctive Tomme, or Cantal entre-deux.

Our suggestion: Serve with a herb-crusted roast rack of lamb accompanied by fondant potatoes. The structure of the Cabernet Sauvignon and the roundness of the Merlot pair well with the roasted flavors of the meat, while the woody notes pleasantly extend the tasting experience.

🕰️ Tasting and storage tips:

Serving temperature: Between 16 and 18°C.
Preparation: Open the bottle approximately 30 to 60 minutes before serving. Gradual aeration may help express the aromas.
Aging potential: The 2018 vintage is now in a stage of maturity. It can continue to be stored if the bottle has been kept in good conditions, but its evolution will depend on its condition and storage history.
Storage: Store the bottle on its side, away from light, in a cool cellar at a stable temperature.

🌿 Terroir and vinification:

The Moulis-en-Médoc appellation extends across the left bank of Bordeaux, between several major Médoc appellations. Its soils combine gravels, which promote drainage and the maturity of Cabernet Sauvignon, and clay-limestone soils, which are particularly suited to Merlot.

The Château Chemin Royal vineyards benefit from this geological diversity. The Pyrenean gravels contribute to the wines' structure and depth, while the clay-limestone soils contribute to their roundness and balance.

Merlot makes up a significant part of the blend and brings aromas of ripe fruit as well as a generous texture. Cabernet Sauvignon enhances the tannic structure and notes of blackcurrant and cedar. Petit Verdot, when present in the blend, brings color and spicy nuances.

Traditional vinification includes fermentation in vats for approximately 20 days. The wine is then aged in oak barriques for approximately 12 months, with regular racking. This aging helps develop aromas of vanilla, toast, and spices while promoting the integration of the tannins.

🏅 A Médoc Cru Bourgeois:

Château Chemin Royal holds the Cru Bourgeois designation, a distinction unique to Médoc wines based on a specific classification system. This designation sets it apart from the 1855 Grands Crus Classés, which constitute a different historical classification.

The 2018 cuvée was also highly regarded by international critics. Wine Enthusiast gave it a score of 90/100, highlighting its tannic structure, blackcurrant aromas, and aging potential. Decanting also reveals a complex bouquet of blackcurrant, cherry, and woody notes, with a balanced and generous palate.

These reviews provide useful benchmarks for Bordeaux enthusiasts seeking a structured Moulis-en-Médoc suited to fine cuisine.

🍷 Why choose Château Chemin Royal?

An AOC Moulis-en-Médoc from the Bordeaux vineyards.
The Cru Bourgeois designation.
A blend dominated by Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Aromas of blackcurrant, cherry, cedar, and toasted wood.
A full, structured palate supported by present tannins.
Aging in barriques that brings complexity and spicy nuances.
A wine suited to red meats, lamb, and slow-cooked dishes.

Château Chemin Royal will appeal to lovers of classic Bordeaux who appreciate structured reds, black fruit, and elegant woody notes. Now mature, it will pair particularly well with a distinctive meal centered around a fine cut of meat or a slow-cooked dish.

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