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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Reference : 007236 - Pierre Guerin brand - Flat bottom tank on feet - Capacity : 190 HL - Material : 304 L - Interior finish : cold-rolled finish - Exterior finish : brushed Roof - Central chimney - Ø 500 stainless steel hatch with clamps - Interior coil inlet and outlet - Tapping for temperature sensor - 1 x 50-macon connection to chimney, internally externally threaded - Walkway support Bottom - Fully drained, Ø 50 stainless steel ball valve - Feet with adjustment screws and plates - Cooling circuit on bottom of tank Shell - 410 x 530 stainless steel door with external opening - Stainless steel ball valve Ø 50 for clear draught - Stainless steel taster - 2 stainless steel coils inside - 6 turns of shell circuit - 1 level with return in the chimney DIMENSIONS - Diameter: 2785 mm - Overall height: approx. 4500 mm

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Belon stainless steel - Butterfly drain valve - Level tube with millimetre scale - Central reinforcement DIMENSIONS - Total length: 4500 mm - Width: 1400 mm - Height: 1400 mm

Reference : 007186 Provenance head corker: cork head for easy corking and uncorking of bottles.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Reference : 006833 - PE 80 pneumatic press - 1 door - Tank capacity: 80 HL - AISI 304 stainless steel tank - Open on half conference - Washing ramp - 5.5 Kw compressor: flow rate 140 m3/h - Rectangular door with progressive opening - Food-grade polyurethane membrane - Stainless steel juice drip tray - Integrated control panel - Electrical power: 5.5 kW (in addition to the compressor) - Net weight: 2800 kg DIMENSIONS - Length : 5500 mm - Width : 2300 mm - Height: 2300 mm

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Reference : 007218 - Prestige 12000 pneumatic press - 2 pneumatic doors - Tank capacity: 240 HL - Watertight tank made of AISI 304 stainless steel - Juice drainage via internal drains - Removable drains - Manhole for access to membrane - Watertight rectangular door 600x800 mm with pneumatic opening - Food-grade polyurethane membrane - Stainless steel juice drain pan - Electrical power: 16.5 kW - Tare weight: 8500 kg Connections Juice: Ø 100 outlet, MACON thread + nut with tying spigot Pneumatic: on stop valve with female thread (1'' 1/4 BSP) - Made of stainless steel - Fresh harvest, marc cuvée - Cage rotation programme controlled by the filling process DIMENSIONS - Set of feet - Height 1 m 50 - Length : 8000 mm - Width: 2950 mm - Height without extensions 2750 mm

Amiral de Beychevelle is the second wine of Château Beychevelle and sold on exclusive basis by Barrière Frères. The name “Amiral” was given to this wine in homage to the château’s 17th century owner, Duc d’Epernon and Admiral of the French Navy under Henri III. Clearly identifiable to Château Beychevelle, the wine is soft, elegant and fruity with excellent breed. With “Amiral”, the objective is to make a wine which can be drunk earlier than the Grand Vin.

A well managed estate belonging to the charming and enthusiastic young couple, Sarah & Bruno Marchand. In order to create a natural ecological balance in this romantic hilly corner of Saint Emilion, Sarah and Bruno have introduced flowers around the vineyards (and even in between the rows) as well as bee-hives. These changes help to significantly decrease the use of pesticides. In order to improve the quality of the wine, there is a “sainé” (20% of their production) and makes a 2nd wine (sold in bulk). Only the best of the best will be used for the main wine, Ch. Haut-Bonneau !

A well managed estate belonging to the charming and enthusiastic young couple, Sarah & Bruno Marchand. In order to create a natural ecological balance in this romantic hilly corner of Saint Emilion, Sarah and Bruno have introduced flowers around the vineyards (and even in between the rows) as well as bee-hives. These changes help to significantly decrease the use of pesticides. In order to improve the quality of the wine, there is a “sainé” (20% of their production) and makes a 2nd wine (sold in bulk). Only the best of the best will be used for the main wine, Ch. Haut-Bonneau !