Bordeaux Wine Bottles

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Below you will find a selection of individual Bordeaux wines and also wine of the month clubs that offer a nice Bordeaux wine selection. Many are wines that should be purchased now and stored until their maturation date to achieve the highest quality. Please see the descriptions for specific information on when these wines should be opened and decanted:

Chateau Leoville Las Cases 2003 Chateau Leoville Las Cases (half bottle) - Bordeaux Blends Red WineRed Wine by Ch?teau Leoville Las Cases from St-Julien, France - Bordeaux. Incredible nose of crushed berry, licorice, violets and lightly toasted oak. Pure creme de cassis. Full-bodied, with big, velvety tannins and a long, long finish. Solid. Best after 2011. 97 Points Wine Spectator

Chateau Montrose 2005 Saint-Estephe (half bottle) - Bordeaux Blends Red WineBordeaux Blends Red Wine by Ch. Montrose from St. Estephe, France - Bordeaux. The 2005 Montrose is an exceptionally tannic, broodingly backward offering displaying a dense ruby/purple color along with a provocative perfume of crushed rocks, flowers, cassis, black raspberries, and blueberries. It continues to add weight and richness, good traits considering the substantial, forbiddingly high tannin levels and zesty acidity. If you are over the age of fifty, this backward, powerful wine will probably be more enjoyable to your descendants. Anticipated maturity: 2020-2040+ -Wine Advocate

Andersons Conn Valley Vineyards 2006 Right Bank Proprietary Red Wine - Bordeaux Blends Red WineRed Wine by Andersons Conn Valley Vineyards from Napa Valley, California. Medium ruby with purple edges. Aromas of cigar box, currants, mocha and black stone fruit. A very rich and plush nose with some violets and chocolate. Lots of blackberry and anise on the palate along with coffee bean, plum and spice. Medium mouth feel with depth and richness. The tannin and fruit are well balanced. Long finish with fruit in the background. Medium after taste. This wine will keep getting better for 8-10 years and hold for another 8 years at least. The 2006 Right Bank, a blend of 60% Cabernet Franc and 40% Merlot, has sweet notes of bouquet garni intermixed with roasted coffee, chocolate, black cherry, and black currant. The wine is deep, rich, round, but once the tannins kick in at the back of the palate, this wine clearly begs for bottle age. Give it 4-5 years of cellar age and drink it over the following 25+ years. -Wine Advocate 95/100 Robert Parker

Catena 2005 Zapata - Bordeaux Blends Red WineRed Wine by Catena from Argentina, South America. The flagship wines begin with the purple/black-colored 2005 Nicolas Catena Zapata, a blend of 78% Cabernet Sauvignon and 22% Malbec. The fruit was sourced from four of the estate's finest high-elevation vineyards, and aged for 24 months in 100% new French oak. The brooding bouquet delivers pain grille, mineral, violet, scorched earth, pepper, espresso, black cherry, and black raspberry aromas leading to a dense, opulent wine with gobs of savory fruit, ripe tannins, terrific concentration, and a 60-second finish. Allow it 6-8 years in the cellar to reveal its full potential and enjoy it from 2015 to 2030. -Wine Advocate

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