Chateau Certan-Giraud Pomerol Rouge 1964 AOC 0.75l

Chateau Certan-Giraud Pomerol Rouge 1964 AOC 0.75l represents a rare chapter in classic Bordeaux, a bottle that embodies the longevity and delicacy of a terroir that lends wines a depth not immediately apparent at first glance. This vintage is interwoven with a history of attention to detail, of an estate in Pomerol, Bordeaux, that has cultivated a specific terroir and management style over time, where modernity interacts with tradition. The producer's history is one of measured choices and a constant search for balance between fruit expression and palate complexity; the winery favors an approach that preserves the raw material, entrusting the winemaking process with the intention of enhancing the wine's purity without overdoing it. Within this framework, the production philosophy takes shape as a philosophy of time: controlled maturation, minimal intervention, and an aging process that views the decades as a traveling companion, not a rush. This wine stands out for its material finesse: the tannins are present yet smooth, the aromatic profile is distinguished by a symphony of notes evoking ripe black fruit, an earthy edge, hints of cocoa, and a hint of sweet spice, while the balance between acidity and alcohol sustains a length that seems to stretch with age. Within the producer's portfolio, the 1964 stands as a testament to a house capable of offering vintages that showcase the evolution of the Pomerol terroir; it is not a bottle for immediate consumption, but a treasure for discerning collectors and collections, a window into the area's identity and the winery's commitment to upholding the promise of a wine that, despite the weight of its age, retains the freshness of an elegant character. The final act, balanced and intense, concludes with a persistence that invites recollection: a choice consistent with the STELT positioning, which values ​​authenticity, depth, and restraint, without sacrificing a distinctive character that distinguishes this bottle from the Pomerol wine scene.