Chateau Troplong Mondot Saint-Emilion 2014 750ml
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Château Troplong Mondot sits on the highest point of Saint-Émilion and has been a Premier Grand Cru Classé since the 2006 classification, upheld in 2012. The 2014 was made under the Valette family; the insurer SCOR bought the estate in July 2017. Its second wine is Mondot.
Jeb Dunnuck gives the 2014 blend as 90% Merlot, 8% Cabernet Sauvignon and 2% Cabernet Franc, aged in 85% new French oak. It's 14.5% alcohol.
Jeb Dunnuck calls it a big, yet classy, elegant and seamless wine. James Suckling notes dark, savory, earthy and plum aromas, and Wine Spectator praises its ample cut and drive thanks to a racy graphite beam. One retailer quotes Wine Advocate on a medium-bodied palate with fine tannin.
Against Chateau Canon-la-Gaffeliere 2020, Troplong Mondot is Merlot-led and has years of bottle age behind it; for a Right Bank bottle that is ready to open, choose Troplong Mondot.
The Wine Cellar Insider suggests serving it at about 60°F and decanting young vintages for two to three hours. Pair it with roast lamb or duck.
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Product Detail
Product Detail
Varietal: Red
Grape Variety: Merlot
Wine Body: Full-Bodied
Appellation: Saint-Emilion
Brand: Chateau Troplong Mondot
Size: 750 mL
Vintage: 2,014
Country: France
Region: Bordeaux
Sub Region: Right Bank
Alcohol Percentage: 14.5
Awards
Awards
Jeb Dunnuck
James Suckling
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Wine Spectator


