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SKU 3760306310254
Description
Chateau Faugeres' Bordeaux is a testament to the esteemed viticultural heritage of Saint-Émilion, offering a window into the region's celebrated terroir. This French red wine, with an alcohol by volume of 14.5%, is a harmonious blend that typically combines Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Cabernet Sauvignon, although the exact composition is not specified here. Expect a wine that embodies full-bodied depth with a vibrant structure, revealing layers that are both intricate and well-balanced. On the palate, this Bordeaux is likely to present a medley of dark fruit flavors such as blackberries and plums, intertwined with subtle notes of licorice and earthy undertones. The tannins are expected to be firm yet smooth, providing a velvety texture that is complemented by a balanced acidity that brings freshness and longevity to the finish. While the presence of oak aging isn't confirmed, wines from this region often benefit from nuanced touches of vanilla and toasted spice, derived from time spent in oak barrels. Serving this wine at the optimal temperature of around 60-65°F will allow its complex flavors to unfold beautifully. The use of a decanter is recommended, as it can benefit from some breathing time to fully express its aromatic potential. When it comes to glassware, a large-bowled glass will enhance your tasting experience, allowing the wine's aromas to concentrate and evolve. Ideal food pairings for Chateau Faugeres' Bordeaux include hearty dishes that can stand up to its robust profile. Think of slow-cooked lamb, beef tenderloin, or a rich mushroom risotto, which will complement the wine's depth and enhance your dining experience. While enjoyable now, this Bordeaux also has the potential to age gracefully, developing greater complexity and character over the next several years.
Customer reviews
Honestly thought it would be double the price. Way better than some big name Bordeauxs I tried last month.
Stormy fall night, made stew and opened this. Warmed us up, really nice but might wait for cooler weather to have it again.
Response from CBC Liquors, Westford
Stew and Saint-Emilion on a blustery night sounds like a win. For warmer months, try the Faugeres rose next time.











