Bordeaux Style Reds
Complex, powerful, approachable. New Zealand Bordeaux style reds with structure, finesse and vibrant fruit expression.
Man O' War Estate Island Blend 2019
28,90 CHF - 29,90 CHF*
39,86 CHF pro Liter
A rich, ripe wine with blackberry and cassis framed by graphite and spice. This wine is drinking beautifully now and will be ideal with a summer barbeque.
to article
30,80 CHF - 31,80 CHF*
42,41 CHF pro Liter
'Rhone-meets-Bordeaux', an enduringly popular Merlot/Syrah/Cabernet blend first produced in a lean-to shed in 1986! Célèbre has always had its own distinctive style as a bright, high-energy red with real concentration and a rich, mouth-filling texture.
to article
38,60 CHF - 39,60 CHF*
52,80 CHF pro Liter
From the highly respected flagship range. The generously proportioned red blend consists of Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon. Beautiful aromas of cassis, blackberry, exotic spices, graphite, mushroom and a touch of salt liqourice.
to article
Hans Family Estate Spirit of Marlborough 2015
51,30 CHF - 52,30 CHF*
69,73 CHF pro Liter
The flagship Bordeaux Blend made from Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon. Winemaker and owner Hans Herzog just loves this wine: "One of my favourites, really suits my old world taste! The ripe elderberry reminds me of my childhood - elderberry compote for dinner."
to article
58,30 CHF*
77,73 CHF pro Liter
Limited availability. The little brother of icon wine Larose. It is the most immediately approachable of the Stonyridge estate wines. From an outstanding vintage.
to article
179,70 CHF*
239,60 CHF pro Liter
The Stonyridge Larose is a true icon. It has beaten wine like Château Latour, Château Mouton Rothschild and Château Lafite Rothschild in a famous blind tasting in 2006. But Larose is available at a fraction of the price.
to article
What are Bordeaux style reds?
Bordeaux style reds in most cases are a multi-varietal blend of very complex make-up. The grape varieties involved are cabernet sauvignon, merlot, cabernet franc, malbec and petit verdot. These varieties originate in Bordeaux, on France’s Atlantic coast. Hence the name.
The result is a group of wines with a distinct family resemblance, yet the ability to be incredibly complex and multi-faceted. In New Zealand, the Bordeaux blends mainly comes from Hawke’s Bay or Waiheke Island.
Please contact us with any questions:
061 5880822
Germany
