LABOURE ROI 1953
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1953

LABOURE ROI 1953

Wine 1953 Burgundy Mercurey
85-89 / 100 Rated by an expert

Label : Slightly damaged

Level : 7/8 cm

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Michael Broadbent
Michael Broadbent
Information on the vintage 1953 red Burgundy: A most attractive vintage. Less sturdy but with more charm than the 1952, the wines were instantly appealing and very popular.
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Vintage Wine  1953
Region Burgundy
Appellation Mercurey
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Château Laboure Roi
Laboure Roi
Laboure Roi's House was founded in 1832 in the town of Nuits Saint Georges by Mr King and Mr Laboure. Twenty years ago Mr. Claude-Joseph Bonnet founded what would become a prosperous silk house in Lyon. In 1974, these two houses merged when Louis and Armand Cottin, direct descendants of Mr. Bonnet, bought Laboure Roi to Mr Jeanniard direct descendant of Mr and Mr Laboure Roi. The Burgundy region is particularly steeped in history and tradition. It may be noted that the symbol is the flower Laboure Roi de Lys, the floral emblem of King Louis VII of France, renowned for his sense of honor and nobility of knight. Burgundy wines have become famous thanks to the Church, who built monasteries attached to the top of the Grands Crus vineyards, the surrounding stone walls even protectors. The most famous of them is the Clos de Vougeot north of Nuits Saint Georges and its famous castle, now the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Knights of Tastevin [more info directly on the site. . ]. Today, this house trader-breeder is a key figure of Burgundy wines... .
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