Cheval Noir Mähler-Besse

Red wine | Saint-Émilion AOP

He is no longer at his trial run!
The Mähler-Besse family, established in Bordeaux since the end of the 19th century, knows the Saint-Émilion terroir perfectly, where it acquired Château Cheval Noir in 1937. She can also count on the wise advice of her neighbor, who is none other than Château Angélus! The result ? A Saint-Émilion which offers very pure aromas of red fruits and spices, and a graceful palate, with a silky texture, with an elegant and fresh finish.

Product variants

CHF 41.00 (150cl)

CHF 41.00 (150cl) (150cl)

CHF 2.73/10cl

France Bordeaux
Merlot
Cabernet Franc
4 - 8 years

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Cheval Noir Mähler-Besse

CHF 41.00 (150cl)

CHF 41.00 (150cl) (150cl)

Colour

A beautiful luminous garnet.

Nose

With scents of red fruits and spices.

Palate

It has a beautiful melted texture, intense tannins and an elegant and fresh finish.

Wine-growing terroir

Coming from clay-limestone soils and siliceous and gravelly soils, the Saint-Émilion terroir, associated with the cultivation method, produces fine, fruity and consistent wines from one year to the next.

Winemaking

Thermoregulated vatting, traditional aging in stainless steel vats, allowing the emphasis on the fruitiness of the vintage.

Bottle closure

Cork

Packaging

Carton

Mähler-Besse

Fréderik Mähler, of Dutch origin, settled in Bordeaux in 1892 in the fine wine and spirits trade. The Mähler-Besse family, which came to Saint-Émilion following the takeover of Château Cheval Noir in 1937, consolidated its presence in 1992 with the acquisition of Château La Couronne to produce the “Cheval Noir” wines.

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