Château Du Moulin Noir Millésime 2015

According to the legend, the Château du Moulin Noir takes its name from the Middle Ages, when two brothers fought over the land after their father's death. Hurt because he didn't inherit in the same way his elder brother did, even though he had worked on the land all his life, the youngest decided, on a hot summer evening to set the property on fire as revenge for having been chased. Everything burnt down that night except the mill which was slightly off the house but it was blackened by the flames and the smoke. That's why the property is named Château du Moulin Noir (black mill). We instantly notice the beautiful deep red hue of this wine. The attack is straight and intense, with good acidity and well-structured tannins. The woody character is already well integrated, which gives the wine a great balance. The wine is seamless, round, fleshy, and complex. Black fruits prevail, especially the blackberry. It's a fantastic Lussac !