1974 AOP Maury (50 years old Vintage) - Maury Vin Doux Naturel - 1 Bottle (0.75L)

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AOP Maury presents a 1974 Vin Doux Naturel from Maury, France, in a 0.75 L Bordeaux bottle with neck fill, preserved in its original wooden case with an intact metal capsule and readable label.

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Description from the seller

Rare coffret of an old vintage AOP Maury 1974 in his wooden case
17 % vol

History

This 1974 reflects an era and a terroir: the black schist of Maury, enhanced by Grenache. More than forty years of patient aging have produced a memorable wine, perfect for lovers of rare vintages.

Grape varieties: Grenache noir, Garignan
Average age of vines: 50 years
Terroir: Schist at the foot of Château Cathare de Quéribus

Vinification and aging

Harvested at advanced maturity, fortification, then extended oxidative aging. Aging for 33 years in old oak barrels sculpts the texture and enriches the aromatic bouquet.

Tasting

Deep tile color. Complex nose blending fig, date, leather, and sweet spices. Smooth and long palate, marked by notes of dried fruit and coffee. An exceptional bottle to celebrate a vintage anniversary or to keep as a cellar treasure for 100 years or more!

Seller's Story

We are located in Rivesaltes on the designation area of the VDN of Languedoc Roussillon. We have historically specialized in the regional appellations (Muscat, Rivesaltes, Banyuls Grand Cru, Maury...). With a team of qualified oenologists, we select and age the finest Natural Sweet Wines that mature in a dedicated climate-controlled cellar. More than 1,450 barrels stand like a wine cathedral, with a storage capacity of 4,300 hectolitres of wine aging, including some old vintages that are now rare.
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Rare coffret of an old vintage AOP Maury 1974 in his wooden case
17 % vol

History

This 1974 reflects an era and a terroir: the black schist of Maury, enhanced by Grenache. More than forty years of patient aging have produced a memorable wine, perfect for lovers of rare vintages.

Grape varieties: Grenache noir, Garignan
Average age of vines: 50 years
Terroir: Schist at the foot of Château Cathare de Quéribus

Vinification and aging

Harvested at advanced maturity, fortification, then extended oxidative aging. Aging for 33 years in old oak barrels sculpts the texture and enriches the aromatic bouquet.

Tasting

Deep tile color. Complex nose blending fig, date, leather, and sweet spices. Smooth and long palate, marked by notes of dried fruit and coffee. An exceptional bottle to celebrate a vintage anniversary or to keep as a cellar treasure for 100 years or more!

Seller's Story

We are located in Rivesaltes on the designation area of the VDN of Languedoc Roussillon. We have historically specialized in the regional appellations (Muscat, Rivesaltes, Banyuls Grand Cru, Maury...). With a team of qualified oenologists, we select and age the finest Natural Sweet Wines that mature in a dedicated climate-controlled cellar. More than 1,450 barrels stand like a wine cathedral, with a storage capacity of 4,300 hectolitres of wine aging, including some old vintages that are now rare.
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Details

Vintage
1974
Producer, Name of wine
AOP Maury (50 years old Vintage)
Classification
Vin Doux Naturel
Number of bottles
1
Bottle size
Bottle (0.75L)
Country
France
Region
Maury
Fill level
Bordeaux bottle type, neck fill level
Original packaging
In original wooden case
Capsule/cork condition
Fully intact metal capsule with production hole
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
FranceVerified
398
Objects sold
96.97%
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