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Château Cantin
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About the producer

Château Cantin has been owned by Jean Leprince since 1999. One of the finest terroirs in Saint Emilion, with a single block of 33 hectares of vines, planted on clay-limestone and clay-silica soil, with an iron-rich subsoil. The property is named after the little stream at the base of the hill, the Cantin, which never dries up. Château Cantin is a well-structured wine with an excellent capacity to improve with age. It is made primarily with Merlot (65%), with the addition of some Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.

About the wine

Château Cantin is a well-structured wine with an excellent capacity to improve with age. It is made primarily with Merlot (65%), with the addition of some Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.

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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

Region : Bordeaux

Producers and wineries : Château Cantin

Colour : red

Grape variety : Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot
Food and wine pairings : Bœuf braisé aux carottes, Carré dagneau rôti, Rôti de veau aux cèpes

Appellation : Saint-Émilion

Owner : GFV du Château Cantin

Size (in ha) : 33 hectares

Viticulture : conventional More information....

Service temperature : 16°

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Auction history Château Cantin 2013
18/06/202010
18/06/202012
18/06/202010
18/06/20209
30/04/202018
26/10/20169
26/10/20169
26/10/20169

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