LVMH Aoyun
LVMH Ao Yun 2019
LVMH Ao Yun 2019
Character: Full-bodied
Varietal: Blend
ABV: 14.5%
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Blend |
Cabernet Sauvignon 67%, Cabernet Franc 17%, Syrah 10%, Petit Verdot 6% |
Alcohol |
Approx. 14.5% ABV |
Aging & Vinification |
35% new oak, 35% older oak, 30% Chinese stoneware jars; gentle gravity-fed extraction |
Harvest & Yield |
Yields around 16 hl/ha; harvest extended over 72 days (9 September to 21 November) |
Terroir Composition |
Grapes sourced from four villages: Xidang 23%, Sinong 21%, Shuori 32%, Adong 24% |
Tasting Note |
Intensely perfumed with blackberry, cassis, and cherry, layered with floral, herbal, and smoky spice notes. The palate is full-bodied yet vibrant, showing fine, silky tannins, lively acidity, mineral nuances, and a long, precise finish. |





Janet Z. Wang
The Chinese Wine Renaissance: A Wine Lover’s Companion


About LVMH Aoyun.
Nestled high in the foothills of the Himalayas in Deqin County, Yunnan—near the legendary city of Shangri-La—Ao Yun, meaning “soaring above the clouds,” is a visionary project launched by LVMH to craft world-class wine in an unexpected terroir. Following a four-year search for a site with Bordeaux-like potential, the estate was founded in 2012 across four remote villages—Adong, Xidang, Sinong, and Shuori—spanning around 30 hectares at elevations between 2,200 and 2,600 metres.
The vineyards lie within the UNESCO-protected Three Parallel Rivers region, where a natural rain-shadow effect, strong UV light, and marked diurnal shifts allow for slow, even ripening. The result is thick-skinned grapes with deep colour, aromatic intensity, and fine, silky tannins. Villagers hand-farm more than 900 small plots, harvest dates stretch out among the longest in the world. This is frontier winemaking at its most ambitious. Ao Yun is one of China’s most prestigious and collectible wines.