2011 Chateau La Serre - Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé - 6 Bottles (0.75L)

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Château La Serre, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé, vintage 2011, 6 × 0.75 L bottles, preserved in a closed original wooden case, with fully intact metal capsule and readable labels, rated 93/100 by Wine Spectator.

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6 bottles of Chateau La Serre Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé. The vintage is 2011. The bottles have been preserved all these years in their closed original wooden case in a dark, climatized storage facility.

It was in 1956 that Bernard d'Arfeuille decided to buy the beautiful property of Château La Serre, perched on the heights of Saint-Emilion and very famous for its terroir, limestone plateau with starfish, which produces wines of a finesse extreme.

This passion is naturally inherited by his eldest son, Luc d'Arfeuille. It is for him, not a completion, but the starting point of an ambition: that of continuing to better express this terroir.

Thus, inspiring a long renovation work undertaken on the property at the end of the 1970s, Luc d'Arfeuille managed to place the production of his vineyard in the leading group of the Grands Crus Classés of Saint-Emilion.

The 6 single bottles (no case) will be shipped to you in a protective packaging. No shipping outside the EU.

Seller's Story

Wijnisfijn is a specialist in premium wines, specifically the superior Bordeaux wines. We ship in decent, protective shipping boxes specifically designed to ship bottles. There will be no shipping to destinations outside the European zone for the free movement of goods (UK, Norway, Iceland, Islands,...) and no shipping to Ireland.
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6 bottles of Chateau La Serre Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé. The vintage is 2011. The bottles have been preserved all these years in their closed original wooden case in a dark, climatized storage facility.

It was in 1956 that Bernard d'Arfeuille decided to buy the beautiful property of Château La Serre, perched on the heights of Saint-Emilion and very famous for its terroir, limestone plateau with starfish, which produces wines of a finesse extreme.

This passion is naturally inherited by his eldest son, Luc d'Arfeuille. It is for him, not a completion, but the starting point of an ambition: that of continuing to better express this terroir.

Thus, inspiring a long renovation work undertaken on the property at the end of the 1970s, Luc d'Arfeuille managed to place the production of his vineyard in the leading group of the Grands Crus Classés of Saint-Emilion.

The 6 single bottles (no case) will be shipped to you in a protective packaging. No shipping outside the EU.

Seller's Story

Wijnisfijn is a specialist in premium wines, specifically the superior Bordeaux wines. We ship in decent, protective shipping boxes specifically designed to ship bottles. There will be no shipping to destinations outside the European zone for the free movement of goods (UK, Norway, Iceland, Islands,...) and no shipping to Ireland.
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Details

Vintage
2011
Producer, Name of wine
Chateau La Serre
Classification
Grand Cru Classé
Number of bottles
6
Bottle size
Bottles (0.75L)
Country
France
Region
Saint-Émilion
Capsule/cork condition
Fully intact metal capsule
Critic score
93/100 points, Wine Spectator
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
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Objects sold
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