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The month of May brought Bo Barrett to town to shed light on the achievements and quality of Chateau Montelena. Moved by their wines, Chateau Montelena's meteoric rise and Barrett's passion for soil, a selection of Montelena greats is being featured this week. Read on and enjoy!
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Mention Chateau Montelena and eyes light up. Built in 1882 into the base of Mount Saint Helena of pale cut stone, clad in ivy and surrounded by old vines, Chateau Montelena will evoke a whimsical response from the most hardened realist. It embodies a Ruritanian charm that suggests we ought to live at a quieter pace in rural dignity. No matter how scenic and idyllic the setting, Chateau Montelena's place in the wine world, as well as history, was secured in Paris of all places. (To read the rest follow me to the website.) |
Would you rather watch our exclusive interview with Bo himself? Click here |
Feel free to contact us with any questions regarding the feature. We can be reached by phone at 1-866-565-5854 or jot me an email at marcus@artisanvineyards.com. Sincerely, Marcus Mansavage Artisan Vineyards |
