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The Bordeaux vineyard, limited to the single department of Gironde, is composed of different controlled appellations of origin (AOC) or protected appellations of origin (AOP) located on the left bank or the right bank of the Garonne. A worldwide reference and renowned for the quality of its high-end wines, it is the birthplace of numerous châteaux listed in the famous 1855 classification, a guarantee of quality and renown for the classified great growths of Bordeaux that appear in it.

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Fonvieille 1939
1 in stock
127315
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1939

€288.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€240.00 ex-VAT
Fonvieille 1945
1 in stock
127318
White
75cl
Damaged
Very High Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1945

€336.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€280.00 ex-VAT
Fonvieille 1958
1 in stock
127324
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
Slightly low
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1958

€252.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€210.00 ex-VAT
Fonvieille 1947
2 in stock
127319
White
75cl
Damaged
Top Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1947

€390.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€325.00 ex-VAT
Fonvieille 1955
1 in stock
127322
White
75cl
Damaged
Top Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1955

€288.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€240.00 ex-VAT
Fonvieille 1955
1 in stock
127323
White
75cl
Damaged
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Monbazillac

Fonvieille 1955

€272.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€226.67 ex-VAT
Clarke 2007 Magnum
1 in stock
131003
Red
150cl
15/20
15/20
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Bordeaux | Listrac Médoc

Clarke 2007 Magnum

€72.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€60.00 ex-VAT
Pichon Longueville Baron 1975
12 in stock
97735
Red
75cl
Very slightly damaged
Very High Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Pauillac

Pichon Longueville Baron 1975

€192.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€160.00 ex-VAT
Loubens 1937 -15% DISCOUNT !
-15%
Last one !
1 in stock
57081
White
75cl
Mid Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sainte Croix du Mont

Loubens 1937 -15% DISCOUNT !

€357.00 inc-VAT per bottle €420.00 inc-VAT -15%
€297.50 ex-VAT
Reynon Vieilles Vignes 2002 Blanc
10 in stock
59751
White
75cl
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Bordeaux | Bordeaux

Reynon Vieilles Vignes 2002 Blanc

€20.40 inc-VAT per bottle
€17.00 ex-VAT
Yquem 2009
1 in stock
121690
White
75cl
100/100
98/100
18/20
20/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Yquem 2009

€516.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€430.00 ex-VAT
Calon Ségur 1998
4 in stock
123195
Red
75cl
93/100
86/100
17/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Saint Estèphe

Calon Ségur 1998

€120.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€100.00 ex-VAT
Haut Selve 2018
-5% by 3
DISCOUNT
7 in stock
78486
White
75cl
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Bordeaux | Graves

Haut Selve 2018

€18.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€15.00 ex-VAT
N° 2 d'Yquem Magnum
2 in stock
130992
White
150cl
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Sauternes n°2 Magnum

€156.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€130.00 ex-VAT
Rieussec 1992
New
6 in stock
132707
White
75cl
85/100
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Rieussec 1992

€54.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€45.00 ex-VAT
Rieussec 1996
New
6 in stock
132708
White
75cl
89/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Rieussec 1996

€72.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€60.00 ex-VAT
Rieussec 1998 - SALE -5% !
New
-5%
6 in stock
132709
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
95/100
16.5/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Rieussec 1998 - SALE -5% !

€57.00 inc-VAT per bottle €60.00 inc-VAT -5%
€47.50 ex-VAT
Rieussec 1982 Magnum
New
1 in stock
132710
White
150cl
Slightly Damaged
88/100
17/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Rieussec 1982 Magnum

€132.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€110.00 ex-VAT
Pique Caillou 1998
-10% by 6
-5% by 3
DISCOUNT
8 in stock
73229
Red
75cl
85/100
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Pique Caillou 1998

€30.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€25.00 ex-VAT
Olivier 2002 blanc
3 in stock
88196
White
75cl
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Bordeaux | Pessac léognan

Olivier 2002 blanc

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
Vieux Château Certan 2002 OWC
12 in stock
108218
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 12
93/100
92/100
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Vieux Château Certan 2002 OWC

€168.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€140.00 ex-VAT
Vieux Château Certan 1997 OWC
12 in stock
108215
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 12
85/100
90/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Vieux Château Certan 1997 OWC

€174.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€145.00 ex-VAT
Vieux Château Certan 1995 OWC
12 in stock
108213
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 12
88/100
16/20
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Vieux Château Certan 1995 OWC

€192.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€160.00 ex-VAT
Vieux Château Certan 1973
4 in stock
108204
Red
75cl
Very slightly damaged
Haute épaule
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Vieux Château Certan 1973

€180.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€150.00 ex-VAT
Le Pin 2018 OWC
12 in stock
108201
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 6
97-99/100
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Le Pin 2018 OWC

€3,180.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€2,650.00 ex-VAT
Le Pin 2017 OWC
12 in stock
108200
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 6
96/100
98/100
18/20
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Le Pin 2017 OWC

€2,670.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€2,225.00 ex-VAT
Haut Bourdac 1953
Last one !
1 in stock
92829
White
75cl
Top Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Cérons

Haut Bourdac 1953

€220.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€183.33 ex-VAT
Roustit Crème de tête 1962
Last one !
1 in stock
92822
White
75cl
Very slightly damaged
Very High Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sainte Croix du Mont

Roustit Crème de tête 1962

€150.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€125.00 ex-VAT
Laville Haut Brion 1993 blanc
Last one !
1 in stock
94460
White
75cl
90/100
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Laville Haut Brion 1993 blanc

€324.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€270.00 ex-VAT
Fieuzal 1996 blanc
5 in stock
95480
White
75cl
88/100
88/100
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Fieuzal 1996 blanc

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Yquem 1941 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
Last one !
1 in stock
96311
White
75cl
Without label
High shoulder
Vintage on cap and cork
91/100
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Yquem 1941 -10% DISCOUNT !

€1,080.00 inc-VAT per bottle €1,200.00 inc-VAT -10%
€900.00 ex-VAT
Trotanoy 2022 OWC
3 in stock
119361
Red
75cl
Original wood case - Sold by 3
94/100
97/100
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Bordeaux | Pomerol

Trotanoy 2022 OWC

€282.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€235.00 ex-VAT
De Luze 1947
2 in stock
104257
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

De Luze 1947

€462.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€385.00 ex-VAT
Laville Haut Brion 1992
Last one !
1 in stock
105933
White
75cl
91/100
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Laville Haut Brion 1992

€324.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€270.00 ex-VAT
Les Plantiers du Haut Brion 1990
3 in stock
105932
White
75cl
Very High Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Les Plantiers du Haut Brion 1990

€240.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€200.00 ex-VAT
Guiraud 1943
Last one !
1 in stock
110085
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Guiraud 1943

€468.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€390.00 ex-VAT
Yquem 1954
Last one !
1 in stock
110088
White
75cl
High shoulder
90/100
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Yquem 1954

€2,880.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€2,400.00 ex-VAT
Beau Site Monprinblanc 1937
Last one !
1 in stock
110172
White
75cl
High shoulder
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Bordeaux | Premières Côtes de Bordeaux

Beau Site Monprinblanc 1937

€240.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€200.00 ex-VAT
Cru Canet 1943
Last one !
1 in stock
110179
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
Very High Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sainte Croix du Mont

Cru Canet 1943

€350.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€291.67 ex-VAT
Lafaurie Peyraguey 1940
Last one !
1 in stock
110175
White
75cl
Mid Shoulder
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Lafaurie Peyraguey 1940

€420.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€350.00 ex-VAT
Laville Haut Brion 1998 blanc
Last one !
1 in stock
111085
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
95/100
17/20
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Laville Haut Brion 1998 blanc

€270.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€225.00 ex-VAT
Haut Bergeron 1980
32 in stock
111786
White
75cl
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Haut Bergeron 1980

€48.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€40.00 ex-VAT
Raymond Lafon 2015 -10% DISCOUNT !
-10%
5 in stock
112341
White
75cl
Damaged
92-94/100
94/100
17.5/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Raymond Lafon 2015 -10% DISCOUNT !

€32.40 inc-VAT per bottle €36.00 inc-VAT -10%
€27.00 ex-VAT
Esprit de Chevalier 2012 blanc
Last one !
1 in stock
112649
White
75cl
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Esprit de Chevalier 2012 blanc

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
Le Puy Rose Marie 2021
2 in stock
112909
Rosé
75cl
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Bordeaux | Vin de France

Le Puy Rose Marie 2021

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Fieuzal 2006 blanc
6 in stock
113724
White
75cl
92/100
89/100
15.5/20
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Fieuzal 2006 blanc

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
De Malle 2003
16 in stock
113718
White
75cl
86/100
92/100
16.5/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

De Malle 2003

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Fieuzal 2004 blanc -5% DISCOUNT !
-5%
7 in stock
113722
White
75cl
Slightly Damaged
88/100
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Fieuzal 2004 blanc -5% DISCOUNT !

€39.90 inc-VAT per bottle €42.00 inc-VAT -5%
€33.25 ex-VAT
Fieuzal 2005 blanc
10 in stock
113723
White
75cl
92/100
90/100
15/20
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Bordeaux | Pessac Léognan

Fieuzal 2005 blanc

€48.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€40.00 ex-VAT
Rayne Vigneau 2003
French Press Favourite
7 in stock
113805
White
75cl
91/100
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Rayne Vigneau 2003

€42.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€35.00 ex-VAT
Sigalas Rabaud 2005
3 in stock
114858
White
75cl
88/100
90/100
18/20
17/20
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Bordeaux | Sauternes

Sigalas Rabaud 2005

€36.00 inc-VAT per bottle
€30.00 ex-VAT
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Frequently Asked Questions

Red Bordeaux wines are based primarily on three emblematic grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. Merlot dominates largely on the Right Bank, particularly in Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, where it lends the wines roundness, generosity, and aromas of ripe red fruits. Cabernet Sauvignon asserts itself on the Left Bank, especially in the Médoc and Pessac-Léognan, bringing structure, firm tannins, and a fine capacity for ageing. Cabernet Franc, more discreet in volume, often plays a valuable blending role, contributing aromatic finesse and freshness. Other secondary grape varieties such as Petit Verdot or Malbec sometimes complete the Bordeaux blends.

Offering a Bordeaux wine is always a thoughtful gesture, provided you adapt your choice to the recipient's taste and the occasion. For a lover of powerful, age-worthy wines, look towards the great appellations of the Médoc such as Pauillac or Saint-Estèphe, whose 2016, 2018, or 2020 vintages are particularly successful. For someone who prefers rounder, more immediately accessible wines, a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru or a Pomerol will be a judicious choice. If the budget is tighter, do not overlook the satellite appellations such as Lalande-de-Pomerol or the Côtes de Bordeaux, which offer excellent value for money. Finally, a vintage Sauternes will make an original and memorable gift for lovers of sweet white wines.

A great red Bordeaux wine calls for a table worthy of its stature. The most classic and successful pairings remain red meats: a roasted Pauillac lamb with a wine from the same appellation is an anthological combination, as is a duck breast with ceps alongside a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru. Hard or semi-hard cheeses such as aged Comté or old Cantal also pair very well with Bordeaux tannins. For older wines with softened tannins, sauce-based preparations, a hare civet or a beef Wellington will be inspired choices. More adventurous enthusiasts can also explore pairings with noble mushrooms such as black truffle, whose earthy aromas resonate magnificently with the woody and spiced notes of great Fine Wine Bordeaux wines.

The distinction between the Left Bank and the Right Bank in Bordeaux is fundamental to understanding the wine styles of the region. The Left Bank encompasses prestigious appellations such as the Médoc, Pauillac, Saint-Julien, and Margaux. The soils there are composed of well-draining gravels, ideal for Cabernet Sauvignon, which produces structured, tannic wines with excellent ageing potential. The Right Bank is home to Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, and Fronsac, on clay-limestone terroirs more favourable to Merlot. The wines there are generally softer, fruitier, and more approachable at an earlier stage. These two banks embody two great souls of the Bordeaux vineyard, complementary and equally remarkable in their own right.

The serving temperature is a detail that changes everything when tasting a Bordeaux wine. A young, fruity red Bordeaux from an entry-level appellation benefits from being served slightly cool, around 15-16°C, to preserve its aromatic freshness. For the great wines of the Médoc or Saint-Émilion, a temperature of 17 to 18°C is ideal: it allows the tannins to express themselves harmoniously without the alcohol taking over. It is advisable to take the bottle out of the cellar about an hour before serving and, if the wine is young and structured, to decant it for 30 minutes to 1 hour to aerate it and fully reveal its aromas. Avoid at all costs serving a Bordeaux at room temperature in summer, as this would crush the aromas and accentuate the perception of alcohol.

The capacity for ageing is one of the most remarkable characteristics of Bordeaux wines, but it varies considerably according to the appellations, châteaux, and vintages. The grands crus classés of the Médoc — Pauillac, Saint-Estèphe, Saint-Julien — are the kings of longevity: the finest vintages such as 2000, 2005, 2010, or 2016 can be kept and continue to develop for 20 to 40 years, or even longer for the great growths. The wines of Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, dominated by Merlot, generally reach their peak earlier, between 10 and 25 years depending on the producer. Regional appellation Bordeaux or Côtes de Bordeaux wines, for their part, are designed to be enjoyed in their youth, ideally within 5 to 8 years of their vintage. To optimise ageing, a cellar with a stable temperature between 12 and 14°C, away from light and vibrations, with a humidity level of around 70%, is essential. Patience remains the foremost quality of the Bordeaux collector.

A world reference renowned for the quality of its premium wines, it is the birthplace of many châteaux listed in the famous 1855 classification, a hallmark of quality and prestige for the classified growths of Bordeaux featured therein. 

The Bordeaux Vineyard: Its History and Appellations 

With a rich heritage and history, the Bordeaux vineyard has built a legacy recognized throughout the world over the centuries: a way of putting France and its wines at the forefront of the global stage. The development of the vineyard was largely driven by the Romans.

Within the Bordeaux region, the Left Bank and the Right Bank, on either side of the Garonne, are home to numerous châteaux spread across no fewer than 57 appellations. 

The Left Bank of Bordeaux 

Located to the west of the Garonne, the left bank comprises several prestigious appellations: Médoc, Graves, and Sauternais.

The Médoc comprises the following AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée): Margaux (Château Margaux, Brane Cantenac, Cantenac Brown, Giscours) Listrac-Médoc, Moulis en médoc, Saint-Julien, Pauillac, Saint-Estèphe and Haut-Médoc. Each of these AOCs has its own typicity and châteaux well known to enthusiasts. Médoc wines are delicate and voluptuous, composed mainly of Cabernet Sauvignon, offering a beautiful aromatic palette that combines structure and finesse as well as a lovely aging potential.

The Graves appellation includes the AOCs Pessac-Léognan, Graves and Graves Supérieures. It produces rich, concentrated and complex wines, punctuated by smoky notes. Tannic and ample, a short stay in the cellar perfectly helps to release the harmonious and complex aromas of these wines.

The Sauternais appellation encompasses notably the Sauternes and Barsac appellations, which are the most emblematic. The greatest sweet wines come from these fine appellations, most notably the magnificent Château d'Yquem. 

The Right Bank of Bordeaux 

Located to the east of the Garonne, the right bank also boasts prestigious AOCs, most notably the Libournais, the most famous, which encompasses Saint-Emilion, Pomerol, Lalande-de-Pomerol, Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac.

Saint-Émilion wines are the most representative of the right bank: they are clothed in elegance and finesse, and seduce the taster with their aromas of dark fruits, spices and plum. The aromas evolve with age toward notes of leather and undergrowth, with beautiful silky tannins for a most exquisite length. The most well-known red wines of this appellation are Angélus, Ausone, Beauséjour Bécot, Canon, Cheval Blanc and Pavie.

Pomerol, the smallest appellation in Bordeaux, is also home to true treasures, the most famous of which is Pétrus. Pomerol wines have a magnificent texture, dense and velvety. This silky mouthfeel is unique to them. Delicious and fine tannins, great elegance, and a persistent length, all with great freshness — that is what a great Pomerol looks like!

The 1855 Classification 

Beyond the Bordeaux wine classification (grand vin de Bordeaux, grand cru, cru bourgeois, grand cru classé de Bordeaux, grand cru classé de Saint Emilion…), critics' opinions are also closely followed when choosing the best Bordeaux wines and allow one to distinguish – among other things – a simple wine from a good wine, a fine wine or an exceptional wine. In particular, the Robert Parker guide, whose score has the power to elevate a wine to the rank of a very great fine wine de Bordeaux. And even if a wine's rating does not tell the whole story, the overall perception of the vintage's quality also comes into play. A "good year" or "exceptional year" will be an important factor in deciding to purchase a great wine!

The Best Bordeaux Wines 

Several Bordeaux estates and châteaux rank among the best red wines in the world. These Grands Crus break records on Parker, Bettane Dessauve and Wine Spectator scores, such as Pétrus 1989, Château Margaux 1996, Latour 2003 or Haut Brion 2009.

The appellations considered the finest are Margaux, Pomerol, Saint Emilion and Saint Estèphe, Pauillac and Sauternes. Indeed, the white wines of Sauternes are also highly sought after, notably Yquem, which is the only white wine to appear in the 1855 classification. Bordeaux therefore offers delicious wines in several colors!

Bordeaux Wine Grape Varieties 

Although the grape varieties used differ slightly depending on the bank, there is one point common to all Bordeaux wines: they are almost exclusively blended wines. The main varieties found are Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon in red Bordeaux wines (which account for as much as 80% of the vineyard). White Bordeaux wines, for their part, are made from Sémillon and Sauvignon and can fall into the category of dry or sweet white wines (moelleux).

Food and Wine Pairings 

Generally, Bordeaux wines are characterized by one of three typicities: supple and fruity, round and structured, or powerful and intense.

Regarding fruity and supple red wines, they will pair perfectly with white meats as well as savory tarts, followed by hard cheeses for example, or a few exceptions such as Saint Nectaire. Rounder and more structured wines can be served with sauced or grilled meats. Finally, powerful and intense red wines and strongly flavored meats, such as lamb or game for example, as well as sauces with gently spiced flavors, will make for a very harmonious pairing.

Regarding white Bordeaux wines, sweet wines such as Sauternes and Barsac will pair perfectly with a caramelized dessert like tarte tatin if you are looking for a harmony pairing; if you are looking for a contrast pairing instead, you should turn to blue-veined cheeses (Roquefort), dishes with Asian influences sprinkled with curry, or acidic desserts such as rosemary-roasted apricots.

How to Find Your Way Around

Faced with this multitude of appellations, châteaux, scores and vintages, it can be quite difficult to choose a wine or to know when to drink a wine at its peak. That is why at Vins & Millésimes, we offer you the opportunity to purchase your great Bordeaux wines from a selection of grands crus, ready-to-drink wines and old vintages at the best price, always shipped within 48/72 hours!

For more information, be sure to read our Blog articles:
- The 10 best recent vintages of great Bordeaux classified growths
- Bordeaux: the 10 best vintages to drink this year
- Grand Bordeaux 2005
- The 1996 Bordeaux

And many more! 

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