Name
Prestige
Order #
917958
Producer
Chateau Puech-Haut
Vintage
2009
Price
$16.99
About
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence. " rows="8" cols="5" style="width:75%; margin-right: 20px; float:left;">One needs to glance only briefly through the notes of Jancis Robinson, Robert Parker, Andrew Jefford and David Schildknecht (among many others) to discover their love affair with the Languedoc. And by that, we mean head-over-heels, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of love. We have held affection for the region since the humble beginnings of European Cellars when our motto was "unknown…and unsold" – an affection that remains as exciting to us today as it did 20 years ago.
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence. " rows="8" cols="5" style="width:75%; margin-right: 20px; float:left;">One needs to glance only briefly through the notes of Jancis Robinson, Robert Parker, Andrew Jefford and David Schildknecht (among many others) to discover their love affair with the Languedoc. And by that, we mean head-over-heels, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of love. We have held affection for the region since the humble beginnings of European Cellars when our motto was "unknown…and unsold" – an affection that remains as exciting to us today as it did 20 years ago.
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence.
Review
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence." " rows="8" cols="5" style="width:75%; margin-right: 20px; float:left;">93 Points - Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate
"One needs to glance only briefly through the notes of Jancis Robinson, Robert Parker, Andrew Jefford and David Schildknecht (among many others) to discover their love affair with the Languedoc. And by that, we mean head-over-heels, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of love. We have held affection for the region since the humble beginnings of European Cellars when our motto was "unknown…and unsold" – an affection that remains as exciting to us today as it did 20 years ago.
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence."
Print PageCHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence." " rows="8" cols="5" style="width:75%; margin-right: 20px; float:left;">93 Points - Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate
"One needs to glance only briefly through the notes of Jancis Robinson, Robert Parker, Andrew Jefford and David Schildknecht (among many others) to discover their love affair with the Languedoc. And by that, we mean head-over-heels, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of love. We have held affection for the region since the humble beginnings of European Cellars when our motto was "unknown…and unsold" – an affection that remains as exciting to us today as it did 20 years ago.
We are happy to add another outstanding producer to our Languedoc stable, a producer that just weeks ago lit up our phone lines and clogged up our email server when a certain someone (RMP) professed on the boards: "One of the Greatest VALUES" with a preliminary 94 point rating for an under $20 wine.
CHATEAU PUECH-HAUT has been on the critic's radar for some time – which makes sense since the property has employed Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and now Philippe Cambie as their consulting enologist. Visionary owner Gérard Bru spares no expense in his quest for excellence."
