Chateau Saint Pierre, 1975 Red Wine
Château Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre, St Julien
Bottle size: 75cl
ABV: 12%
Price:
£99.00
Description
The 1975 Château Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre is a fascinating piece of Bordeaux history from the esteemed Saint-Julien appellation. Produced during a vintage known for structured and long-lived wines, this bottle offers a rare opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts to experience a mature Bordeaux with decades of evolution. Château Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre, a historic estate, was part of the fragmented lineage of Château Saint-Pierre before its eventual reunification in 1982, adding to the wine’s unique provenance.
While 1975 was a challenging vintage, some wines have shown remarkable resilience, and this bottle is a testament to the longevity of Saint-Julien’s terroir. Over time, it has developed deep tertiary notes, likely showcasing refined earthy, leather, and dried fruit characteristics. With careful storage, this wine remains an intriguing choice for those who appreciate the complexity of well-aged Bordeaux.
This vintage is rarely seen on the market, having even been featured in prestigious auctions. Ideal for collectors or as a unique gift for a wine connoisseur, the 1975 Château Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre offers an exceptional opportunity to taste a Bordeaux from a bygone era. Given its age, proper decanting is recommended to fully appreciate the wine’s evolution and complexity.
The Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre label originated from the historical division of Château Saint-Pierre in the 18th century, when the estate was split among heirs. This resulted in different ownerships, with Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre operating as a separate entity from the original Château Saint-Pierre. The fragmentation lasted for over two centuries, until Henri Martin reunited the estate in 1982, restoring it to its former status. As a result, bottles labeled Saint-Pierre-Sevaistre represent a distinct chapter in the estate’s long and complex history.
Condition
Excellent labels and levels