Rooted in sensibilities more commonly found in Burgundy, the wines of Chateau Le Puy have finesse, dead-serious focus, and drinkability that are worlds apart from the stylistic norm in Bordeaux.

Bartélemy comes from "Les Rocs," a parcel of old vines planted on deep limestone. Its structure, saturating texture, and persistence rival those under the region's famous classifications of 1855 and 1955. Aged in 228-liter barrels (Less than 10% new).