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Chateau Montana

Château Montana spans two vineyard areas, with named cuvées shaped by wood, ageing and demi muid ripening.

Place
France
Known for
Two terroirs and named cuvées

2 sources · Sources and notes ↓

Atlas locationFrance42.57° N · 2.86° E

Why it matters

The producer

Château Montana spans two terroirs, with named cuvées including Red Star, Silence and White Star. The winery was fully refurbished around 2004 to 2005, about one hundred years after its founding.

Place and vineyards

Where the wines begin

Château Montana's vineyard footprint is divided between 25 hectares at the château and 5 hectares on the Aspres, approximately 30 hectares in all. These are the two vineyard areas named for the estate.

Wines to know

The range in view

Red Star displays power and aromatic richness, with woodiness suggesting great tradition. Silence is the red cuvée, showing subtle dense fruit with vanilla or spice notes from ageing. White Star has floral and fruity evocations, with subtle complexities from ripening in a demi muid. The cuvées are presented without a grape variety or blend assigned to any individual name.

Sources and notes 2 sources

Note. The total vineyard area has conflicting figures, with approximately 30 hectares in one account and a larger figure in another; the detailed breakdown is 25 hectares at the château and 5 hectares on the Aspres.

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