Bordeaux needs no introduction, but it never stops surprising. This month (co-incidentally, Bordeaux Wine Month!) we've chosen three wines that showcase the breadth of the region - from accessible, fruit-forward everyday drinking to the structured, age-worthy character of the right bank.

This case includes:

 

2 x Chateau Les Belles Vignes
Bordeaux - AOC

A classic entry point into Bordeaux - unpretentious, characterful, and consistently good value. 

Red fruit notes with ample tannins. Aromatic persistence on the palate, balanced, with a finish full of flavour.

2 x Chateau Les Bertrands
Bordeaux - Blaye Cotes de Bordeaux
'Cuvee Tradition'

From Vignobles Dubois in the Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux, this Sauvignon-dominant white is complemented by Muscadelle for added aromatic complexity. Floral and soft on the palate, with lingering lemony flavours and a fresh, clean finish.

2 x Delphis de la Dauphine
Bordeaux - Fronsac
'Les Clavieres'

Fronsac is one of Bordeaux's most underrated appellations, and Delphis de la Dauphine is a fine ambassador for it. Deep crimson-purple in the glass, with an initial nose of fresh strawberry jam giving way to more complex secondary aromas. Voluptuous, structured, and built to reward patience — this is right bank Bordeaux at its most compelling.