Saint-Émilion is engaging with its Romanesque churches and ruins stretching all along steep and narrow streets.
It is one of the principal red wine areas of Bordeaux (along with Graves, Pomerol, and Médoc). The primary grapes grown are Merlot and Cab Franc.
Le Cloître des Cordeliers
Le Cloître des Cordeliers
Grand Vin Saint-Émilion
Église Monolithe.
Vignobles
Les vignes parmi la ville.
Facade
Les rues
Les Grandes Murailles
Le mur
Sur l’eau à Libourne
Wine Notes: These rounded wines have ample body with a velvety tannic composition. The taste of these wines offered robust and intensive currant, sweet savors, leather, and smoke.