Bordeaux is widely regarded as the largest fine wine region in the world. It is a complex area having a multiplicity of districts, communes, domains and chateaux, each with their very own micro-climate and soil composition. The whole of the region is steeped in history and nurtures vines with a unique pedigree.
Some very good recent vintages and commercial reality has helped enormously in Bordeaux consolidating its position as one of the Worlds premier fine wine producing regions.
| Bordeaux | ||
| Ch Roc de Segur 13 |
Ch Haut Pingat 14 |
Ch Terrefort Lescalle 13 |
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| £8.40 | £8.60 | £9.25 |
| Ch de Bergun Rouge 16 |
Ch de Bergun Blanc | |
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| £8.95 | £8.95 | |
| Bordeaux Superieur | ||
| Ch des Antonins 16 |
Ch de Terrefort Quancord 14 | Ch des Antonins 16 |
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| £10.45 | £10.25 | £9.95 |
| Graves | ||
| Ch des Gravieres 15 |
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| £12.25 | ||
| Medoc | ||
| Ch Labadie 14 |
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| £14.15 | ||
| Saint Emilion | ||
| Ch de Roques 15 Puisseguin |
Ch Lucas 12 Lussac |
Ch Teyssier 12 Montagne |
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| £14.85 | £12.85 | £16.85 |
| Sauternes | ||
| Ch Petite Vedrines 12 |
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| £25.15 | ||