Wines from Bordeaux at Majestic Wine

Château Lachesnaye 2007 Haut-Médoc, Cru Bourgeois

This is a genuine parcel bought direct from the Château and so represents great value for money. It will drink well over the next 4-6 years.

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Château Greysac 2006 Médoc, Cru Bourgeois

An excellent value Cru Bourgeois wine, offering plenty of classic Médoc flavours of cassis, black cherry and plum fruits, balanced by hints of vanilla and spice.

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  3-andhalf out of 5
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Château Marquis de la Grange 2009

This soft and supple wine has a nose of cassis, plum and blackcurrant leaf. Essentially a fresh, medium-bodied claret for early drinking.

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Vieux Remparts 2009 Lussac St-Emilion

This is a rich, full bodied wine showing great concentration of flavour. With juicy black fruit on the nose and palate backed up by a smoky sandalwood character.

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  3-andhalf out of 5
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Marquis de Belleville 2009 Bordeaux Supérieur

A middleweight claret with a good balance of ripe plum and berry flavours, with plenty of concentration. Tannins are fine-grained and provide a smooth yet ample feel.

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Château de Sours Rosé 2010 Bordeaux

A deep, bright-coloured rosé with rich strawberry and plum fruit flavours and a long lingering finish.

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  3-andhalf out of 5
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Mouton Cadet 2009/2010 Baron Philippe de Rothschild

Dense ruby red wine with purple tints. A ripe and expressive nose of blackcurrant and morello cherry, with a touch of spice and clove. Rich yet supple on the palate, with a full and fruity feel.

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  4 out of 5
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Château Bessan Ségur 2008 Cru Bourgeois, Médoc

A fine 'left bank' Medoc wine with Cru Bourgeois status. This is a beautiful, elegant Claret, with smooth fine-grained tannins, and a lovely complexity and richness, which has developped with extra bottle age.

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Château La Rose Chatain 2007 Lalande-de-Pomerol

This 15-hectare estate enjoys a location in the environs of Pomerol, just to the north. Producing around 80% Merlot, with full de-stemmingbefore fermentation, the blend is very much in the soft and plummy tradition of Bordeaux's Right Bank wines.

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  3 out of 5
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Premier Vin du Château de Pitray 2006/2007 Côtes de Castillon

'Château de Pitray, the appellation's Premier Estate, produces a deliciously smooth, round and generous wine that delivers immediate gratification.' Robert Parker.

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  3-andhalf out of 5
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Château Peyrabon 2000 Cru Bourgeois, Haut-Médoc

Nicely mature, this is a complex, savoury wine which still exhibits just a little fruity youthfulness.

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  4 out of 5
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Château Caronne Ste-Gemme 2006/2007 Haut-Médoc

This Cru Bourgeois represents excellent value for money. Slightly smoky on the palate, with ripe fruits, black pepper and subtle oak giving a well-rounded finish.

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Château Beaulieu 2006 Lalande de Pomerol

Classy on the nose, which offers ripe black fruit and a sense of maturity. Nicely ripe on the palate, with flavours of plum and bramble, framed by supple tannins.

Château Lacoste Borie 2007 Pauillac

The second wine of the famous classed growth Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste shone in this magnificent Pauillac vintage. Drink it over the next 6-8 years.

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Château La Vieille Croix 2005 Fronsac

Solid tannins with generous raspberry fruit and a noticeable herbal quality result in a complex yet delicious wine.

BriO de Cantenac Brown 2007 Margaux

Elegantly structured claret, with aromas of pencil lead and sandalwood, and a bramble backbone. A good level of ripeness, medium body, and tannins of a firm, taut character.

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Château Grand Faurie Larose 2006 St-Emilion, Grand Cru

Offering big, juicy, succulent black cherry-dominated aromatics with subtle woody hints.

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  3 out of 5
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Pavillon de Poyferré 2007 St-Julien

Produced from young vines of second growth Leoville-Poyferre Pavillon, this has all the character and polish of the Grand Vin but does not require the patience.

Château Bel Air 2007 Pomerol

The Pomerol pedigree is evident throughout this wine, which offers succulent forest fruit and ripe plum flavours, shaped by fine-grained tannins, hints of vanilla and toasted oak.

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Pauillac 2008 Ulysse Cazabonne

A typically Cabernet-heavy blend, this is a robust, firm and well-textured middleweight claret. Powerful blackcurrant characters predominate, while leather and cedar notes add aromatic depth.

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