Château Talbot 1964 - Saint-Julien

Presentation of the domain

Château Talbot, located in the Saint-Julien appellation, is one of the most iconic names in the Médoc region. Ranked 4th Grand Cru in the 1855 classification, it is renowned for its powerful and harmonious wines, capable of ageing elegantly over the decades. The vineyard covers nearly 100 contiguous hectares in the heart of the Médoc region, on the region's typical gravelly soils.

Presentation of the 1964 vintage

The 1964 vintage was a success on the Left Bank, with favorable climatic conditions for Cabernets. The wines produced that year are known for their structure, complexity, and excellent aging potential, particularly in Saint-Julien.

Presentation of the wine

This 1964 Château Talbot perfectly illustrates the classicism of the Saint-Julien appellation. With nearly 60 years of maturation, it develops deep tertiary aromas while retaining a fine structure. It perfectly embodies the nobility of great Bordeaux wines for aging, combining elegance and longevity.

Bottle condition

• Level: perfect
• Label: stained and slightly torn
• Wine color: deep, bright, with no signs of oxidation
• Capsule: in very good condition
• Conservation: excellent provenance, preserved in optimal conditions

Food and wine pairings

• Roasted game birds (pheasant, partridge)
• Braised beef with morels
• Plate of mature cheeses (Comté, Laguiole, Saint-Nectaire)

Serving tips

• Serving temperature: 17-18°C
• Oxygenation: decant gently 1 hour before serving
• Enjoy now or store in the cellar for collectors.