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Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Ch. Fleur de Lisse 2020

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Château Fleur de Lisse is zowel een wijnhuis als een fantastische wijngaard. Als onderdeel van een ambitieus project van Caroline Teycheney in Saint-Emilion, maakt het…

Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé 37,5 cl Ch. Boutisse 2022

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Château Boutisse bevindt zich in het kleine gehucht Saint-Hippolyte, een van de oudste wijnbouwzones van Saint-Émilion. De oorsprong van het domein gaat terug tot de…

Saint-Estèphe – Frank Phélan – 2019

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Om de roots van het verhaal achter Château Phélan Ségur te ontdekken moeten we naar Ierland waar Bernard O’Phelan, een lokale wijnhandelaar in Tipperary, op…

Saint-Estèphe Ch. Phélan-Ségur 2018

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Om de roots van het verhaal achter Château Phélan Ségur te ontdekken moeten we naar Ierland waar Bernard O’Phelan, een lokale wijnhandelaar in Tipperary, op…

Saint-Julien Ch. du Glana 2022

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Château Du Glana ligt aan de Route des Grands Vins die parallel loopt aan de monding van de Gironde, tussen de steden Beychevelle en Saint-Julien,…
The soul of Bordeaux Red Bordeaux is a world of its own – a region where centuries-old tradition meets modern precision. From elegant wines with silky tannins to powerful cuvées built for long ageing, Bordeaux remains the benchmark for classic red wine. The secret lies in blending: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot each bring their own unique character. Left Bank – structure, strength and elegance On the Left Bank of the Gironde – in legendary appellations like Margaux, Pauillac, Saint-Julien and Saint-Estèphe – Cabernet Sauvignon reigns supreme. These wines are known for their structure, deep color and complex notes of blackcurrant, cedar and graphite. Built for ageing, they evolve gracefully into refined, layered expressions. Right Bank – softness and charm The Right Bank, home to Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, is dominated by Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The wines are round, velvety and sensual in style. Expect ripe red fruit, gentle spice and silky tannins. These wines show charm even in youth, yet have the capacity to age beautifully. Graves – balance and mineral finesse South of the city of Bordeaux lies Graves, where gravel soils produce wines that bridge both power and grace. Excellent drainage gives the wines their signature minerality. Red wines from Graves are balanced, with notes of ripe plum, spice and subtle oak – a perfect meeting point between Left and Right Bank. Our estates – the living expression of Bordeaux terroir At Vinifera Fine Wines, we curate exceptional red Bordeaux wines, each with a distinct personality: Château Fleur de Lisse (Saint-Émilion Grand Cru) Pure biodynamic finesse. A wine that marries strength with elegance and showcases the nobility of Merlot. Château Boutisse (Saint-Émilion Grand Cru) A modern classic offering rich texture, dark fruit and cedar spice – elegant, intense and long on the finish. Château Palmer (Margaux, 3rd Grand Cru Classé) A Left Bank icon: velvety, complex and perfectly balanced between power and sensuality. Château Angludet (Margaux) Authentic and refined, with aromas of black fruit, violets and fine spices. A pure reflection of Margaux’s grace. Together, these estates embody the essence of Bordeaux – terroir, tradition and timeless class. Food Pairing – the art of balance Red Bordeaux is remarkably versatile at the table. Left Bank (Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant): perfect with red meats, game, entrecôte or rack of lamb – dishes with structure that soften the tannins. Right Bank (Merlot-dominant): pairs beautifully with poultry, truffle dishes, mushroom risotto or mild stews. Graves: thanks to their balance, excellent with grilled vegetables, veal or lightly spiced dishes. A well-chosen Bordeaux elevates any meal – elegant, classic and always in harmony.
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