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French Reds
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Bistro Pinot Noir
Vegan friendly$15.99* -
Bois De Rolland Bordeaux Superieur
$23.99*Medium to full bodied with round tannins with a plush texture, ending with a layered finish. 8 months in oak add a touch of vanillan tannins that dont overpower the fresh fruit. Recently won 3 Gold Medals from Concours Général Agricole Paris CGA, Concours Bordeaux CVBA and Citadelles du vin Bordeaux.
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Bouchard Aine Cotes Du Rhone
$16.99*Its bouquet reveals complex aromas of blackberries with spicy notes.
Rich and tannic but at the same time very supple and lively in the mouth. A wine fruity and smooth to drink.Good with both red and white meat dishes (lamb, stews..) and a variety of cheeses (Reblochon, Cantal, mature Brie or Camembert..).Grape variety-Grenache represents at least 40% of the blend. Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre together must attain at least 70%. -
Chateau De Cerons Graves Rouge
$39.99*Intense garnet-red colour with deep purple highlights. Sensual nose with hints of melted chocolate, blueberry, and blackcurrant. Powerful, round, and fruity on the palate. Very promising.
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Chateau Du Grand Puch Bordeaux Superieur
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Chateau Gantonnet Boedeaux Red
$22.99*Merlot 70 % Cabernet Franc 30%
Aromas of black and red fruit. Well-structured in the mouth with good volume. Very appealing overall.
Great with grilled sirloin steak, cold meats with garnish, frisée aux lardons, curly endive salad with bacon pieces.
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Chateau Gemeillan Medoc
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Chateau Grand Jean Bordeaux Rouge
$18.99*Beautiful red robe. Very fruity nose of red fruits (blackcurrent, strawberry). The mouth is fruity too, round and well balanced.This wine would be appreciated at the right temperature (between 16 and 18°C) with red meats, game meats, wine sauces and cheeses.
60 % Merlot, 35 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 5 % Cabernet Franc.
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Chateau Haut Medoc Rouge Bougois Beyzac
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Chateau Husson Chateuneuf Du Pape
$56.99*The 2012 Châteauneuf du Pape Les Saumades is a blend of 95% Grenache and 5% Syrah, from sand and rolled-pebble terroirs, that spent ten months in concrete tanks. It exhibits classic garrigue, peppery herbs, loamy soil and hints of leather in its medium to full-bodied, sexy, seamless and beautifully textured profile. Possessing both complexity and richness, it’s an outstanding Châteauneuf to drink over the coming 7-8 years.
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Chateau Le Grand Verdus Red
$21.99*Rich, round pleasant aromas, this wine reflects an intelligent blend of the vines of Grand Verdus. It is intense with the fragrance of red fruits, exotic spices and liquorice... instantly pleasurable. Enjoy, over the next three to six years to compliment bistro cuisine, poultry, grilled beef, under relaxed occasions.
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Domaine Alary Cote Du Rhone Cairanne
$28.99*A deep blackcurrant-red colour, with bright cherry highlights. A profusion of black fruit flavours and soft spices on the nose.
A rich full-bodied palate, sustained by freshness and a certain mineral touch. A silky, velvety tannic finish to enhance the balance.
A wine for early drinking but can be cellared for 2 to 3 years.
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