Every glass of wine carries a piece of history, and the Chateau Pech dry red wine is such an unforgettable classic. Its birthplace-Pech Castle (Chateau Pech) in Bordeaux, France, has been famous for its excellent winemaking skills since the 19th century.

The unique soil structure and microclimatic conditions in this blessed land give Chateau Pech unique qualities. The limestone soil here is rich in mineral elements, which makes the grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot show more rich and complex aroma levels. At the same time, warm, wet but cool weather further enhances the balance between sugar and acidity as the fruit ripens.

From the first ray of morning light under the vine to the last drop of liquid in the oak barrel, let it stand and age. Each process is the result of the craftsman's painstaking efforts. Every autumn, high-quality and mature fruit strings are manually selected for gentle juice extraction and then enter the fermentation stage to ensure the maximum activity of yeast to release more natural fragrant substances under strict temperature control. Then it is transferred to a special traditional French oak barrel with small capacity and appropriate proportion of old and new to go through a long ripening period of at least 18 months, thus forming a full, round and long aftertaste performance.

when you open a bottle of Chateau Pech dry red wine, the first thing you see is the deep and charming ruby red. gently shake the cup to observe the smooth flow track of the hanging wall, which is even, delicate and silky. Near the tip of the nose, under the fine sniff, there is a mixture of blackcurrant, cherry and a touch of vanilla. The entrance instantly feels the soft tannins but the strong support frame structure is distinct, and the sweet fruit taste spreads until the end and still lingers.

In order to make this wonderful experience the ultimate in enjoyment, we recommend combine it with food that also has a heavy texture. For example, grilled lamb chops, beef fillet or cheese platter are excellent options. In addition, attention should be paid to temperature control. It is recommended to refrigerate to about 15 degrees Celsius and then take it out for a while before drinking.

whether it is a family dinner or a gathering of friends, choosing a high-quality Chateau Pech dry red wine as an embellishment not only adds a romantic atmosphere, but also shows the place where the host family has extraordinary taste and cultivation. Let's raise our glasses and celebrate the good times together!