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#1. 90+ Cellars Lot 161 Bordeaux

4.1
6 ratings
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The meticulously tended vineyards of Bordeaux flank the Gironde Estuary which empties into the sea along France’s Atlantic coast. This is the home of some of the world’s most renown red grape varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. For centuries the blending of these varieties has evolved into a skilled art form where both man and nature play a part in the creation in elegant, full bodied wines with spicy dark fruit aromas and a rich, silky texture. Clove and dried fruits on the nose. Blackcurrant with notes of cherry lead way to toasty smoky layers that last. Pair with roast lamb with garlic and rosemary or a spread of hard sheep cheeses.

#2. Chateau Saintongey

5.0
2 ratings
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A worthy, everyday Bordeaux at the right price! No, this wine isn’t one of the region’s fancy crus classés that require a decade or more of cellar aging to be at their best. Château Saintongey is a simple Bordeaux rouge for everyday drinking from the vast area south of the city of Bordeaux called Entre Deux Mers. It’s the kind of attractive inexpensive Bordeaux red that the French enjoyed with Sunday dinner a couple of decades ago and that turned up on wine lists at French bistros in the U.S. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a California Cabernet or Merlot or an Argentine Malbec that’s as balanced and pleasurable to drink for the same price as this Château Saintongey. A classic Bordeaux blend of 60% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 10% Cabernet Franc, it is full of fruit with a nice rich palate capable of accompanying most meat dishes. A Bordeaux blend, at its most basic, is any combination of those grape varieties typically used to make the red wines of Bordeaux. The phrase, which seems to have originated with British wine merchants in the 19th Century, relates as much to wines made from the blend as to the grape-variety combination itself. Red Bordeaux blends are known for their beautiful structure and deep flavors. This wine is filled with fruit and offers plenty of dark cherry in its Merlot character, soft tannins, medium body, and excellent purity. Enjoy this wine over the next year with burgers, roasts and even a nice rib-eye steak.

#3. Baron Des Chartrons

5.0
1 ratings
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Beautiful bright red, with the brilliance of a young wine. The nose is full of fresh fruit, cherry and notes of undergrowth. On the palate, this wine has balance and finesse. An elegant wine, with discreet tannic structure, a clean attack, and a long, aromatic mouth.

#4. Comte Delourmel

5.0
1 ratings
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#5. Santa Rita 120 Hero’s Salute Red Blend

5.0
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#6. Chateau des Leotins Bordeaux

5.0
1 ratings
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Chåteau des Léotins is a wine produced in Bordeaux, France. These are value-driven table wines produced as red or white blends.

#7. Chateau Rougi Bourdeaux

5.0
1 ratings
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#8. Marquis De Brim Bordeaux Clair Red

5.0
1 ratings
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#9. Domaine Du Cheval Blanc Red 2012

5.0
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#10. Sans + Pareil 100 Million Percent Cabernet Merlot

5.0
1 ratings
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Our Cabernet Merlot displays bright crimson hues. Offering red berry notes combined with dark fruit flavours. A Sicilian olive aroma stimulates the nose followed by a touch of mocha. The palate is balanced by an abundance of silky tannins for a smooth finish.