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🏰 The 1996 Chateau Canon is a stylish Bordeaux wine from a balanced growing season, allowing for disciplined ripening and optimal grape condition. 【It exhibits an arresting bouquet of black cherries and plums complemented by an alluring undercurrent of truffle, leather, and anise, with delicate, cashmere tannins.】 The wine is lavish, opulent, fresh, and loaded with ripe black fruits, licorice, smoke, plums, minerals, flowers, and cherries.
🍴 This elegant Saint-Émilion Grand Cru is a superb match for braised beef, pork roast, roasted asparagus, or cheese soufflé. Its complex flavors also complement duck breast with blueberries or beef fillet with duck foie gras.
🥂 Ideal for a sophisticated dinner party, a special occasion, or as a valuable addition to a fine wine collection. The 1996 vintage stands as a testament to Chateau Canon's meticulous viticulture and precision enology, promising fruitful returns both on the palate and in the cellar.
Serving suggestion: For a wine of this age, expect some sediment. Stand the bottle upright for at least 24 hours before serving to allow the sediment to settle. Decant carefully for 1-2 hours to allow it to open up and separate from any remaining sediment. Ensure the cork and capsule are in good condition, as older wines can be more fragile.
BACKGROUND
Chateau Canon is a Premier Grand Cru Classe chateau based in Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux. This small vineyard is planted entirely with Merlot which is used in the Chateau Canon grand vin, along with a smaller proportion of Cabernet Franc from the estate's various other vineyards.More than 60 percent of Canon's vineyards are planted to Merlot. Most of the rest is Cabernet Franc, although a small portion of Cabernet Sauvignon survived the cull in the late '90s. The grapes are blended carefully to get the most from each: Merlot brings smoothness, finesse and intense fruit aromas, while Cabernet Franc brings structure and the ability to age.