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Chateau Le Breton, Bordeaux Superieur 2019

'A grand bottle at a great price'

£14.00

Bordeaux Supérieur is an appellation which covers the whole of the Bordeaux region, it is a title in its own right, specifically covering both red and white wines. It is classified when it has achieved a higher natural level of alcohol and lower yields than basic Bordeaux. Bordeaux lies in the southwest of France and in general has a moderate maritime climate with varying levels of influence from the cool Atlantic Ocean and the Rivers Garonne, Dordogne and the Gironde Estuary. It is a region that sees a range of challenges bringing variety each vintage.

In normal working times William’s House Wines will ship your wines within three to five business days. Shipping is free is you spend £200 or more, otherwise we levy a minimal £9 charge, whether for a single bottle or several cases.​

Description

Tasting Notes

Chateau le Breton is made from 35 year old Merlot vines which sit on clay and limestone soils. Deep ruby in colour with dark plum notes on the nose. The palate has ripe black fruit characters combined with a mineral note from the soils and a touch of clove and cinnamon spice from 6 months oak ageing.

Food

Serve with roast pork or beef and every little goddam trimming you can lay your hands on.

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