Bordeaux Wine
The Bordeaux region of France is home to three great wine regions - Graves, Médoc and Saint-Emilion. While the best wines of Bordeaux are produced in these three blends, the region is home to a wide variety of French wine styles.
Our Bordeaux wine producers use the full potential of the region's soil to produce wines that are structured, full-bodied and fruit driven.
View our Bordeaux Wine Buying Guide
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Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux: Chateau Les Bertrands Cuvee TraditionMade with a majority of Sauvignon complemented by Muscadelle. Very floral and soft on the palate, with lingering lemony flavours. Best with seafood or on its own.
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Bordeaux: Chateau de Bonhoste WhiteSupple and well-rounded with hints of white flower and citrus fruit. Fruity and fresh floral wine, gently acidic. Drink young to keep its freshness. Most popular wine.
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Vin de France: Vignobles Dubois #9Max WhiteLight and fruity low alcohol 9% wine made from Sauvignon Blanc.
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Graves: Chateau Bousquet WhiteMineral undertones, a charming liveliness and fruitiness, with notes of white peach and a hint of citrus.
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Blaye Cotes de Bordeaux: Chateau Les Bertrands Pente SudWine from a plot perfectly exposed on a southern slope. Aging in barrels gives this wine structure and fullness. Intense and complex bouquet combining fruity and spicy notes.
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Bordeaux: Chateau de Bonhoste Cuvée Prestige WhiteVery pretty yellow colour with transparent, limpid and shiny reflections. The nose, frank, powerful and elegant, releases aromas of toasted dried fruits, then mineral and smoky notes, but also citrus. The palate is full and fleshy, with freshness and volume. The finish is long and tasty, with fruity and woody notes.
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