The Bordeaux region has the distinction of being the largest AOC vineyard in France, and this can be attributed to its great diversity of high quality terroirs. The wide range of wines that this region produces, although always focused mostly on the Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon varieties, allows any wine lover to identify with at least one of the styles called “Bordeaux”.
Amiral de Beychevelle
It’s in the process of rigorous selection of the “grand vin”, which results in the creation of his younger brother, the Amiral of Beychevelle.
It has the same elegance and finesse as the Château, but reveals its character more quickly, offering enthusiasts the full liveliness of its youth. Amiral de Beychevelle benefits from the same cultivation techniques, meticulous classification and traditional barrel aging and can be kept for up to fifteen years, depending on the vintage.
The nose expresses red fruits, while the fresh and elegant palate is accompanied by silky tannins.
13
14-16º
Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc
Meat dishes such as goat
