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THE IMPRESSIVE BARREL CELLAR AT UNIMEDOC BORDEAUX TRAVEL CHÂTEAU ROUSSEAU DE SIPIAN’S CHINESE OWNER IS A LOVER OF FRENCH WINE AND CULTURE 20 SPRING 2022 • GILBERT & GAILLARD - THE FRENCH EXPERTS ON WINE
BORDEAUX FOCUS all of which is regulated and provides guarantees for consumers. Also, the wines have no specific target market – they can be equally sold to private customers directly, in supermarkets, Michelin-starred restaurants and wine merchants. THESE CHATEAUX BELONG TO THE UNIMEDOC CO-OPERATIVE WINERY CHÂTEAU ROUSSEAU DE SIPIAN: CHINESE, YET TYPICALLY BORDEAUX Before going any further, one thing should be pointed out – this pretty chateau is one of the Bordeaux properties bought by a Chinese buyer. In 2019, Hong-Kong-based company Micronasia took ownership of the estate, buying it from an equally foreign vendor, British industrialist Christopher Race. Bordeaux has indeed attracted global interest for a very long time. Wu Jianqi is the owner’s local representative and says that the same staff of three continues to work at the property. The estate boasts 15 hectares, 10.5 of them planted with vines – 50% Merlot, 40% Cabernet-Sauvignon and 10% Petit Verdot. There are also 3,000 Sauvignon and Sémillon vines producing small amounts of white wine labelled Vin De France but, as Wu Jianqi hastens to add, “This is for the owner himself. He loves French wine and culture!” Most of the wines produced are red, and have been classified as Cru Bourgeois since 2008. For consumers, 90% of whom are now located in China, this is an endorsement of quality. Situated in northern Médoc, not far from the estuary, the winery produces rounded, fruity wines, which are popular in China. Winemaking techniques have not changed, though, points out Wu Jianqi, and the wines are still matured for 12 months in barrels. The chateau also offers wine tourism solutions, with guestrooms and dining facilities. The focus is on moving upmarket, so next time the application will aim for Cru Bourgeois Supérieur status! JIANQI WU, MANAGER OF CHÂTEAU ROUSSEAU DE SIPIAN AUTUMN 2022 • GILBERT & GAILLARD - THE FRENCH EXPERTS ON WINE 21
Page 1 and 2: Angel García, the founder of bodeg
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Page 5 and 6: EDITORIAL PHILIPPE GAILLARD - EDITO
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Page 9 and 10: FOUR WINEMAKERS FOR AUTUMN 2022 CH
Page 11 and 12: BORDEAUX FOCUS THE VINEYARDS IN FRO
Page 13 and 14: BORDEAUX FOCUS THE ISSUES AT STAKE
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Page 17 and 18: BORDEAUX FOCUS 12 hectares under vi
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Page 23 and 24: BORDEAUX FOCUS Crus Bourgeois will
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Page 27 and 28: RHÔNE VALLEY IDENTITY DOMAINE MOUR
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Page 31 and 32: OLIVIER ROUQUET, THE MANAGER OF CH
Page 33 and 34: PATRICIA AND JOËL JACQUET CRAFT AU
Page 35 and 36: RHÔNE VALLEY IDENTITY clay-limesto
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Page 39 and 40: TIME FOR CHRISTIAN DUMORTIER TO TAS
Page 41 and 42: MUSCADET VINEYARDS Coing in Saint-F
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Page 55 and 56: DR. JOSKA BIONDELLI, THE OWNER AND
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THE TEAM AT VALDEMONJAS - THE MOYAN
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SPAIN VINEYARDS ANGEL GARCÍA, THE
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SOUTH AFRICA NEW GENERATION KLEIN C
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SOUTH AFRICA NEW GENERATION These e
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SOUTH AFRICA NEW GENERATION Extract
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VONDELING WINES VINEYARDS WITH THE
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SOUTH AFRICA NEW GENERATION busines
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BORDEAUX APPELLATION As a reminder,
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CLÉMENT PARADISI, THE WINEMAKER AT
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BORDEAUX APPELLATION Château Hyot
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ANNE-SOPHIE LARVOR, HEAD OF MARKETI
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FROM HVE TO ORGANIC, BURGUNDY MAKES
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LÉGENDES WILLIAM WATERKEYN, THE WI
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BURGUNDY ENDORSEMENTS DOMAINE BERGE
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LAURENT VOCORET BORDEAUX TRAVEL VIN
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BURGUNDY ENDORSEMENTS DOMAINE CAMIL
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VERMOUTH MAKES A MAJOR COMEBACK IN
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SPAIN TRENDING A MODERN TWIST MARIO
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PERUCCHI WAS THE FIRST VERMOUTH CRE
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BODEGAS NODUS PRODUCES ITS VERMOUTH
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SPAIN TRENDING MARTÍNEZ LACUESTA,
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LÉGENDES FERNANDO GIMÉNEZ ALVEAR,
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STARS & WINE CAMERON DIAZ WITH KATH
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PAGES 119 TO 130 TOP WINES OUR AUTU
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FRANCE - MOULIS OUR AUTUMN SELECTIO
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SOUTH AFRICA - CENTRAL ORANGE RIVER
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SOUTH AFRICA - ELGIN OUR AUTUMN SEL
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SOUTH AFRICA - PAARL - SIMONSBERG O
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SPAIN - CIGALES D.O. OUR AUTUMN SEL
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SPAIN - RUEDA D.O. OUR AUTUMN SELEC
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