Château Jean Faure Grand Cru Classé 2023 Saint-Emilion - 2023
WINE | RED WINE | BORDEAUX | SAINT-EMILION GRAND CRU CLASSEBottle of : 0.75L
65% Cabernet-Franc, 30% Merlot, 5% Malbec
A refined Saint-Emilion of substance and breeding
- Château Jean Faure holds Grand Cru Classé status within the Saint-Emilion appellation, reflecting consistent quality and terroir expression. The 2023 vintage demonstrates the estate's commitment to balance and finesse in a challenging growing season.
- The blend draws on Merlot's richness alongside Cabernet Franc's structural elegance, vinified and aged to develop complexity. This is a wine of restraint rather than extraction, built for contemplation and the cellar.
- Presented in a wooden case of six bottles, this offering suits both the serious collector and those seeking a dependable Saint-Emilion for special occasions. The format reflects the traditional merchant's approach to fine wine.
Pairings
Hard cheese, soft cheese, dessert, vegetables, cold cuts, white meat, red meat, grill and barbecue, game
Occasions
Social events
Taste
Generous, soft
Unit Price
£46.30
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Product features : Château Jean Faure Grand Cru Classé 2023 Saint-Emilion
On the eye
Deep garnet with a luminous core; the colour suggests maturity potential rather than immediate opulence.
On the nose
Restrained opening reveals dark cherry and plum, with secondary notes of graphite and dried herbs. Aeration brings subtle floral undertones and a mineral quality characteristic of the Saint-Emilion plateau.
In the mouth
The palate shows good weight without heaviness. Ripe tannins provide structure; acidity is well-integrated. Flavours echo the nose—stone fruit and earth—with a finish that is dry and persistent, suggesting the wine will develop further in bottle.
Jean Faure's 2023 is a measured expression of its terroir, neither showy nor austere. The Grand Cru Classé designation is earned rather than assumed. For those who appreciate Bordeaux's classical virtues—balance, ageing potential, and understated elegance—this represents a sound choice. Drink from 2026 onwards, though it will reward patience into the 2030s.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
CHATEAU JEAN FAURE
SAINT-EMILION GRAND CRU CLASSE
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