Le Petit Cheval 2009 tokaji-oremus This vintage shows a bright

This vintage shows a bright nose with cherry

The 2017 was harvested on 27th October at a remarkable 13

It is one of the most prestigious and internationally recognized wineries in Andalusia

is due to oxidation

Finishes dry with crisp acidity and a refreshingly elegant aftertaste that has a lingering oyster shell like character to it

Le Petit Cheval 2009 tokaji-oremus This vintage shows a bright"Chteau Cheval Blanc, which is translated into 'white horse', has a long, colorful history in St. Emilion that is traced all the way back to 1832. That was the year the Ducasse family purchased land from the much larger estate of Chteau Figeac. Prior to its rebirth as Cheval Blanc, the vineyard was better known as Le Barrail de Cailloux, which is loosely translated into 'the barrel of tiny stones'.