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Jacques Broustet : Biodynamic Wines of Château Lamery

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Château Lamery is a domaine located at Saint Pierre d’Aurillac, It is 20 miles south-east of Bordeaux and is owned by Jacques Broustet. This estate was bought by Jaque Brouettes grandfather in 1935 to grow fruit. The first vines were planted 1942, and Jaques father continued to plant vines when he took over. 

Château Lamery - Singapore Newspaper

In 1998, Jacques Broustet began to make wine himself and one of the very few biodynamic winemakers in Bordeaux. The estate is miniscule at only 3 hectares and Jacques has been making biodynamic wine here since 2006.

Harvesting is carried out by hand, only natural yeasts are used and the wine is neither filtered not fined and no sulphur is used. A blend of 25% each of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Franc, the wine is aged in oak for 9 months. Only 6,500 bottles are made annually so availability is necessarily limited.

AUTREMENT – Le 2015 de Lamery – VDF – Jacques Broustet

Awarded Gold by Singapore Newspaper

A deep cherry-red in colour. Aromas of jammy summer fruits with a touch of earthy spice. On the palate, balanced and poised with well defined black fruit flavours and an excellent acidity. Ripe with sweet tannins, this has a lingering finish suggesting further black fruit notes. More like a super-ripe Burgundy than a blockbusting Bordeaux. Great with sautéed kidneys, roast rabbit or shoulder of lamb stuffed with garlic and mushrooms.

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