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Bordeaux &
Bordeaux Supérieur - Côtes de Bordeaux
- Médoc & Graves
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Saint-Émilion
Pomerol Fronsac -
Dry
White Wines -
Sweet
White Wines
Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur appellation wines may be produced anywhere in the Bordeaux vineyard. These wines, which represent over 50% of Bordeaux's production, embody the much-appreciated Bordeaux style of harmonious elegance and aromatic complexity.
Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot – sometimes with Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot |
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The geographical area of the Bordeaux appellation extends over the entire Bordeaux vineyard. Accordingly, wines are produced on a large variety of soils and subsoils |
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38,490 ha |
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Red |
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Red berries, blackcurrant or violet |
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Supple, fruity and not too robust |
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3 to 4 years |
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All types of food, notably Deli meats, omelettes or spaghetti |
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Same varieties as Bordeaux AOC wines (Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot – sometimes with Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot), but picked on selected plots of older vines |
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The geographical area of the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation extends over the entire Bordeaux vineyard. Accordingly, wines are produced on a large variety of soils and subsoils |
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11,735 ha |
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Red |
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Fruit (cherry, raspberry, blackcurrant), violet, hints of licorice, cedar, dried plum or rose |
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More concentrated, complex and powerful than most Bordeaux wines |
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3 to 4 years |
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All types of food, notably roast chicken, vegetable pie or cheese |
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Merlot often dominates, otherwise same blends as red Bordeaux AOC wines |
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The geographical area of the Bordeaux Clairet appellation extends over the entire Bordeaux vineyard. Accordingly, wines are produced on a large variety of soils and subsoils |
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700 ha |
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Rosé (darker than Bordeaux Rosés) |
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A rich, stimulating bouquet of strawberry, redcurrant or pomegranate, with occasional notes of peony or rose |
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Fresh, light, silky with a moderate tannin structure |
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1 to 2 years |
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Easy to drink, these are perfect for picnics and barbecues |
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All Bordeaux AOC red grape varietals may be used |
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The geographical area of the Bordeaux Rosé appellation extends over the entire Bordeaux vineyard. Accordingly, wines are produced on a large variety of soils and subsoils |
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4,725 ha |
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Rosé (bright ruby) |
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Fresh with beautiful intense aromas |
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Light and voluptuous, with a lively roundness in the mouth |
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1 to 2 years |
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All types of food, notably light summer meals and dishes from North Africa, the Middle East or Asia |
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All Bordeaux AOC red grape varietals may be used |
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The geographical area of the Cremant de Bordeaux appellation extends over the entire Bordeaux vineyard. Accordingly, wines are produced on a large variety of soils and subsoils |
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55 ha |
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Rosé (light rose) |
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Red berries (redcurrant) |
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Powerful and complex with a long finish |
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3 to 4 years |
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With its light and bubbly aspect, this is perfect for deserts |
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