Chateau la Borie Fleur de Vitrac 2023 — Bordeaux AOC - 2023
WINE | RED WINE | BORDEAUX | BORDEAUX AOC ROUGEBottle of : 0.75L
Five generations of winemaking heritage
- This wine exemplifies the harmonious balance that defines the finest Bordeaux expressions. The careful equilibrium between structure and approachability makes it a wine of genuine substance and refinement.
- A versatile companion to the table, equally at home with roasted poultry, game, or the everyday pleasures of good food shared with friends. Its natural elegance adapts readily to varied culinary occasions.
- The Fleur de Vitrac represents genuine value for those who appreciate authentic Bordeaux character without pretension. A wine that rewards the drinker's attention with genuine pleasure.
Occasions
To drink now, social events
Unit Price
£13.98
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Product features : Chateau la Borie Fleur de Vitrac 2023 — Bordeaux AOC
In the mouth
The attack is round and immediately engaging, with ripe red fruit at the fore. This gives way to a charming, harmonious mid-palate with fine balance between fruit and structure. The finish is clean and persistent.
On the nose
Expressive red fruit character with subtle complexity. Aromas of cherry and plum emerge clearly, with hints of the terroir's mineral character beneath.
On the eye
Brilliant ruby robe with appealing depth and clarity
Breeding
Stainless steel vat
An excellent choice with red meats, particularly beef and lamb prepared in the classical manner. The wine's natural structure and fruit-forward character make it equally suitable for game dishes and richly sauced preparations. Serve at cellar temperature for optimal expression.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
CHATEAU LA BORIE
BORDEAUX AOC ROUGE
CHT LA BORIE FLEUR DE VITRAC 2023 BDX AOC RGE 75CL CRD