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Château du Courlat, Lussac Saint-Emilion

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Château du Courlat is owned by the Bourotte family. They also own Château Bonalgue and Clos du Clocher, both in the Pomerol and the trading house J.B.Audey

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Available from 8,75 to 285,00

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Volume
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Oak ageing
Oak ageing
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Ageing means that the wine has matured in wooden barrels. The influence on the taste depends, among other things, on the barrel and the duration of ripening.

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