Chateau Le Roc, a fantastic Bordeaux producer from the heart of the Entre-deux-Mers, the relatively flat lowland part of Bordeaux between the Gironde and Dordogne rivers. The region is known for producing wines of terrific value. The terroir is made of clay and limestone, with vines planted around 35 years ago. Monsieur Cedric Landie, the owner and winemaker of the Chateau, leads the way in producing commendable, excellent-value bordeaux.
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Le Roc Bordeaux 2018
$19.99
60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon. A beautiful garnet colour. It displays a great aromatic complexity ranging from notes of red fruit to vanilla. Well-balanced with silky tannins, this is a mouth-watering drink-now bordeaux that punches well above its weight. It pairs perfectly with heavier meats, cheese and cold cuts.
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