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Vins

Lapostolle, Grand Selection Sauvignon Blanc (2022)

  • 2022
  • 75cl
  • Blanc
  • 13.5%
  • Central Valley - CL, Chili
  • Apalta Valley
  • Sauvignon Blanc
  • OWC6
  • Coffret
CHF 10.40
only CHF 10.40 instead of
incl. VAT
Article Nr 9407
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Delivered on 01.11.2026

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Lapostolle

Lapostolle

Lapostolle is a distinguished vineyard in Chile’s Colchagua Valley, known for producing elegant, expressive wines that reflect the region’s warm climate and varied terroir. The estate is especially recognized for its high-quality red wines, including blends and varietal bottlings that often show rich fruit, freshness, and refined structure. Located in one of Chile’s most celebrated wine regions, Lapostolle benefits from ideal conditions for viticulture, with sunny days, cool nights, and well-drained soils that help develop concentration and balance in the grapes. Founded in 1994 by Alexandra Marnier Lapostolle and Cyril de Bournet, the winery was created with a strong vision of combining French winemaking tradition with the exceptional potential of Chilean vineyards. Over the years, Lapostolle has earned an international reputation for quality and sustainability, becoming one of the most respected names in modern Chilean wine.

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