Bordeaux Wine
Situated in the south-west of France, Bordeaux is divided into two separate banks. The left bank is situated to the west and the right bank to the east. The Bordeaux region of France is one of the largest wine-growing areas, filled with thousands upon thousands of beautiful vineyards. Bordeaux wine takes on various forms, with something to suit every palette. Bordeaux is home to many of the world’s best wine estates and is one of the most well-known and highly favoured wine regions in history.
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Château Labadie, Château Pontet Barrail 2015, Medoc Cru Bourgeois
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Vignobles Bardet, Cuvée Peaky Blinders 2018, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
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Vignobles Bardet, Franc Le Maine Sans Soufre 2017, Saint-Emilion
From £19.60 per bottle Find out moreVignobles Bardet, Franc Le Maine Sans Soufre 2018, Saint-Emilion
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Vignobles Roy-Trocard, Château Mancèdre 2015, Pessac-Leognan white
From £21.50 per bottle Find out moreOver the years, Bordeaux wine has evolved and changed to embrace sustainable practices and modern techniques. This has resulted in a constant stream of modern and extremely drinkable wines. Some of the best Bordeaux wine is labelled as cru classé. Wine bearing this label is certain to be of the highest quality.
Bordeaux is famous for producing a wide variety of Bordeaux wine including Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sémillon and Merlot. There are also some delicious rosé wines that simply must be experienced from this wonderful region.
As a simple guide: red Bordeaux wine typically pairs well with charcuterie boards. A crisp rosé Bordeaux wine works well with salads and fish, whilst a dry white Bordeaux wine compliments white meat. Some say that white wine and oysters are a match made in heaven. Ultimately the decision is yours. Enjoy embracing and experimenting with flavours as you desire!