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Château Fombrauge 2017 – Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé – Red

Name: Château Fombrauge 2017 - Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé - Red
SKU: 19759
Availability: InStock

Order Château Fombrauge 2017 — a complex and elegant Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé that showcases ripe fruit, velvety tannins, and the distinctive limestone-clay character of the appellation.

Perfect for collectors, gourmet restaurants, and wine lovers seeking an expressive Grand Cru Classé at an excellent value.

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Tags: red wine Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classé

Description

Château Fombrauge is a distinguished Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé produced by one of the oldest and most iconic estates of the appellation.

This wine delivers finesse, aromatic purity, and a beautifully balanced structure — the signature style of Bernard Magrez’s winemaking.

Type: Red – Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé – 75 cl
Grapes: Merlot & Cabernet Franc (typical blend)
Serve: 16–18°C – decant 45 minutes
Alcohol: approx. 14%
Drink window: 2024–2030+

History

Looking for a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé with elegance, depth, and impeccable balance?
Château Fombrauge delivers refined tannins, expressive fruit, and a silky structure — making it an attractive option for both enthusiasts and professionals.

Ideal for:

Bordeaux collectors and Right Bank lovers
High-end restaurants and sommeliers
Corporate gifts and premium wine selections
Cellars seeking elegant, age-worthy Grand Cru Classé wines

Produced by the renowned Bernard Magrez estate, this cuvée reflects centuries of winemaking tradition and a commitment to precision and excellence.

Tasting

Eye: Deep garnet-ruby color with bright edges.
Nose: Aromas of ripe black cherries, plum, blackberry, violets, sweet spices, cedar, and light toasty notes from oak ageing.
Palate: Smooth and elegant texture, fresh acidity, polished tannins, layered dark fruit, cocoa and subtle graphite.
Finish: Long, refined, and persistent, with mineral undertones typical of Saint-Émilion’s limestone soils.

Food Pairing

Excellent with roast lamb, duck breast, beef tenderloin, game dishes, grilled meats, and aged cheeses.

Its balance and elegance also pair beautifully with mushroom risotto, truffle dishes, and refined French cuisine.

A superb choice for festive dinners, gastronomic menus, and special occasions.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Château Fombrauge

Q: Is Château Fombrauge a good Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé?
A: Yes. This vintage combines elegance, freshness, and refined tannins.
Château Fombrauge is known for producing expressive and beautifully balanced Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé wines.

Q: What is the price of Château Fombrauge?
A: The price of Château Fombrauge wines can vary depending on the retailer, the vintage’s availability, and the bottle’s provenance.
As a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé, this wine generally sits in the affordable premium category, offering excellent value for a Classified Growth.

Q: Who owns Château Fombrauge?
A: Château Fombrauge is owned by Bernard Magrez, one of Bordeaux’s most influential wine producers and the proprietor of several prestigious estates, including Château Pape Clément. Under Bernard Magrez’s ownership, Château Fombrauge has benefited from significant investment, precision viticulture, and modern winemaking technologies — elevating the estate to one of the best-known Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé properties.

Q: What grape varieties are used in Château Fombrauge?
A: The wine is crafted from Merlot and Cabernet Franc — the classic blend of Saint-Émilion, offering richness, floral notes, and silky tannins.

Q: What does Château Fombrauge taste like?
A: Expect ripe dark fruit (cherry, plum, blackberry), violets, spices, subtle oak, smooth tannins, and a long, elegant finish with mineral freshness.

Q: How is this wine rated by top wine critics such as James Suckling, Wine Enthusiast, and Robert Parker?
A: This wine stands out with impressive ratings from the world’s leading wine critics, confirming its outstanding quality and strong international reputation. Each evaluation highlights its elegance, structure, and aging potential.

Q: How should I serve and decant this Saint-Émilion Grand Cru?
A: Serve at 16–18°C and decant for 45–60 minutes to open the aromatics and soften the tannins. Young bottles benefit greatly from aeration.

Q: How long can Château Fombrauge age?
It can age beautifully for 6 to 10 more years, developing notes of truffle, cedar, tobacco, and dried fruits.

Q: What food pairings work best with Château Fombrauge?
A: Red meats, duck, lamb, game, truffle dishes, mushroom-based cuisine, and aged cheeses. Its refined profile suits gastronomic menus perfectly.

Q: How does Château Fombrauge compare to other Saint-Émilion wines?
A: It offers excellent value for a Grand Cru Classé, combining depth, finesse, and accessibility — a high-quality alternative to more expensive estates.

Q: Is Château Fombrauge a good gift?
A: Yes. With its Grand Cru Classé status, elegant bottle, and refined profile, it is an excellent choice for special occasions and corporate gifting.

Q: Where can I buy Château Fombrauge online?
A: You can purchase it securely from Maison Tanase, with professional packing and fast delivery across France, Europe and internationally.

Q: Do you offer trade pricing for professionals (cavistes, restaurants, importers)?
A: Yes. Professional pricing, pallet orders and export services are available for trade customers. Contact Maison Tanase for B2B quotes and conditions.

Q: How can I be sure the bottles are properly stored?
A: Maison Tanase sources directly from trusted Bordeaux estates and stores wines in temperature-controlled facilities to guarantee perfect provenance and shipping conditions.