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Date April 22, 2021 
Title 2019 La Princesse de Malijay is Back at a Great Price! 
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Dear Arthur’s Cellar Wine Club Member:

A few more cases of the very popular 2019 La Princesse de Malijay have been released on LCBO.com, at just $16.35 the bottle. It will go quickly.

I’d be pleased to order for you. Just let me know what you would like and to which LCBO store you would like it sent.


2019 La Princesse de Malijay (12.5% Alc./Vol.)       $16.35 the bottle https://i2.wp.com/www.chateaumalijay.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Princesse-2019-site.jpg?resize=640%2C640LCBO Product No. 779520

This Vin de Pays de Vaucluse Principauté d'Orange is made from grapes sourced in the southern Rhône Valley and Jonquières. A blend of 60% Viognier, 20% Grenache Blanc and 20% Roussanne, La Princesse de Malijay is a delightful wine, its nose is very expressive with apricot, peach and a hint of citrus. The mouth is lively, crisp and fruity. A fine white to sip at leisure, it will also pair beautifully with charcuterie, tapas or grilled fish. A pleasure to drink now, this crowd pleaser will keep quite happily for another two years.
Aude Deltin, Manager of Ch. Malijay
Château Malijay is a large estate of some 320 acres located in Jonquières between Châteauneuf du Pape and Gigondas. Wine produced there (records show since 1562) is classified as humble Côtes du Rhône.  In the late 18th century the estate was owned by a nobleman named André Légier de Montfort. He demolished the then existing chateau, leaving only a tower which dated to the 11th century, and built the stately manor house one sees there today. Subsequent owners came and went, most not particularly interested in making wine. Their grapes were sold to the négociants. Then in 2007, Pierre Deltin, a successful owner of pharmacies and medical laboratories in Marseille, acquired the estate. Everything vinous changed for the better from that point on. Pierre’s daughter Aude, who was educated as a journalist and plied her trade in television in Paris, decided to switch vocations by taking on management of the estate.


We would be eternally grateful if you would pass this note on to anyone you think might be interested in some very, very good Southern Rhône.

Many thanks and cheers!

Jim, Hélène and Kate

www.arthursellers.com
jaswalker@arthursellers.com
mhbuisson@gmail,.com  
kwalker@arthursellers.com

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