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Chateau Valandraud
Virginie De Valandraud - 2016
Red Wines | BORDEAUX | Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
65 % Merlot, 25 % Cabernet Franc, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Malbec et 1% Carmenère - 75CL
Experience luxury in every sip.
- Luxurious blend from esteemed estate
- Rich and complex flavors
- Perfect for special occasions
Pairings
Vegetables, deli meats, poultry, meats, grilled dishes, game, hard cheeses, soft cheeses, desserts
Occasions
Special occasions
Taste
Generous, smooth
Unit Price
£30.67
Delivery from France
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Product features : Virginie De Valandraud
On the palate
Velvety texture with rich flavors of black fruits, cassis, and hints of spice.
On the nose
Captivating aromas of blackberries, currants, and subtle oak notes.
To the eye
Deep ruby color with hints of purple, showcasing its intensity and complexity.
Serving temperature
Serve at 16-18 degrees Celsius for optimal enjoyment.
Wine preparation
Decant for at least 1 hour before serving to allow the wine to breathe and fully express its flavors.
Aging potential
Virginie de valandraud has a great aging potential of 10-15 years, allowing it to further develop its flavors and complexity over time.
Virginie De Valandraud is a true gem, with its velvety texture and rich notes of black fruits and spice. A wine to savor and enjoy.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
Chateau Valandraud
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
L'appellation Saint-Émilion Grand Cru désigne des vins rouges de qualité supérieure produits dans la région de Saint-Émilion, sur la rive droite de la Dordogne près de Bordeaux, en France. Issus principalement des cépages Merlot et Cabernet Franc, ces vins sont connus pour leur profondeur, leur richesse et leurs notes de fruits noirs, de prune, de truffe et de chocolat. La mention "Grand Cru" indique un niveau de qualité élevé, avec des normes de production plus strictes que pour l'appellation Saint-Émilion standard. Ces vins, à la fois puissants et élégants, possèdent un potentiel de vieillissement remarquable et sont souvent recherchés par les amateurs du monde entier.