As in previous years, the drought was the defining element in the 2019 vintage. A few rains in mid-September came to the rescue. In addition, old, deep-rooted vines are a must in order to be able to offer another great vintage under such conditions. Jacqueline André's vines are over 60 years old on average and fortunately used to drought stress. However, once again low yields have to be accepted. The great cuvée from more than ten different grape varieties impresses with a grandiose aroma and depth. The ripe tannin structure is silky and still ensures good aging potential. Very fine nose of blackberries and ripe wild plums with spicy hints. On the palate, in addition to red fruits, some liquorice and smoke. Perfectly balanced and still at the very beginning of an exciting journey.