Belonging to the group Mahler-Besse, Chateau Cheval Noir Château Palmer shares the role of the firm, owns both wineries. This is a wine
solvent, away from fanfare and glamor. Price, away from his alter ego nominal Château Cheval Blanc. The Cheval Noir
always have a majority blend of merlot, cabernet sauvignon with about twenty percent and a minimum pinch cabernet franc.
In the main room of Chateau Angelus, I was fortunate to taste this black horse , corresponding to the vintage 2010, a development that left the conclusions I've outlined below. Dark cherry color with purple hues. The nose fruit shown openly, speaking of vanilla in the background and rounded with a floral nuance. The mouth is wide, with a primary attack of sweetness that is stretched to then go into a long line of acidity. The tour also shows even a little sharp, unkind. However, with class teaches tannins, giving telltale signs of being a newborn wine, very wise to go. Has spirit and does not skimp on quality of persistence, which is full. Alcohol potential well controlled. Fruity aftertaste with a little touch of vanilla and licorice final brushstroke. Medium density, good impression on the palate. This wine is born to be kept for at least two or three years before to be uncorked. You can even enjoy a longer life.
Easy, elegant and desirable.
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