Chateau Saint Romans Bordeaux Rouge 2018 is a full-bodied red wine with a deep ruby color and a complex aroma of dark fruits, including blackberry and cassis, as well as hints of vanilla and oak. On the palate, the wine is well-structured with firm tannins and a long finish. Flavors of black cherry, plum, and black currant are complemented by notes of tobacco and spice. The wine has a good balance of acidity and fruit, making it a versatile pairing for a range of dishes, from hearty beef stews to grilled lamb chops. This Bordeaux Rouge is a classic blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, and it shows the characteristics of both varieties, with the Merlot providing a plush texture and the Cabernet Sauvignon contributing to the wine’s depth and structure. Overall, Chateau Saint Romans Bordeaux Rouge 2018 is a delicious and well-made wine that will continue to improve with age.
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Tasting Notes :
Aspect: a lemon yellow colour with intense greenish highlights. Very brilliant and clear.
Nose: An intense aroma that combines yellow and white fruit (apple, pear, pineapple and citrics) with a subtle floral bouquet.
Mouthfeel: a broad fresh and fruity mouthfeel (citrus and white fruit) with a great deal of intensity. A long lingering finish with a pleasant floral aftertaste.
ABV : 11.5%
Country : D.O Catalonia
Type : White Wine
Fresh red wine presenting deep red colors with violet undertones. Bracing fruity flavors filled with aromas of cherries and raspberries intermingled with floral essences like violet and fresh notes of mint. Well balanced and smooth sweet tannic structure with a pleasant and long finish.
Alcohol : 13.5%
Country : Argentina
Type : Red Wine
Tasting Notes :
Aspect: Deep cherry red with ruby and crystal hues.
Nose: A wide range of fruit (red berries, plums), balsamic and spicy notes and hints of cedar.
Mouth: Supple, enveloping entry, with pleasant notes of candied fruit. Well-balanced and warm, with soft tannins and good persistence.
ABV : 13.5%
Country : D.O Catalonia
Type : Red Wine
| Médoc wines tend to be ruby in color, balanced and well-rounded on the palate with notes of cassis, cherries and earth, with firm tannins.
While most Bordeaux wines require aging, those labeled simply ‘Médoc’ tend to be lighter in style and more approachable in their youth. Grown on gravel rich soils in the Left Bank of Bordeaux, wines from the Médoc are predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blends, but sometimes see the addition of Petit Verdot and Malbec. |
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