Bordeaux

Bordeaux is the world's largest wine region and arguably the world's greatest wine region. The Bordeaux wine-producing area lies in the Aquitaine region of south-west France. All its vineyards lie within the département of the Gironde. There are 120,630 hectares under vine, almost all of which produces wine of Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) quality, making it the largest producer of AOC wine in France, representing 1.5% of the world's total vineyard area. Red wine, with minimal amount of rosé, accounts for 88% of production. The vineyards lie around the confluence of the Dordogne and Garonne rivers with the Gironde estuary. These waters exert a significant influence on both the climate and the soil structures of each sub-region in the appellation, by virtue of their sedimentary deposits. Those vineyards lying to the west of the Garonne and Gironde are deemed to be wines of the Left Bank, those to the east, Right Bank.

Chateau Baulos La Vergne:

Ch Baulos La Vergne 2003
Ch Baulos La Vergne Rose 2006

Chateau Bujan:

Ch Bujan 2005

Chateau D’Arveyres:

Chateau D’Arveyres Graves de Vaynes White “Cuvee Prestige” 2006

Chateau de Panigon:

Chateau de Panigon Medoc 2003

Chateau Fantin:

Chateau Fantin 2005

Chateau La Bonnelle:

Chateau La Bonnelle Saint Emilion Gr Cru 2005

Chateau Perin De Naudine:

Chateau Perin de Naudine Graves Red 2004

Etablissements Thunevin:

Bad Boy Bordeaux 2005
Blanc de Valandraud No. 2 White 2006
Chateau Bellevue de Tayac Margaux 2004
Chateau Carles Fronsac 2005
Chateau Clement Pichon Haut Medoc 2001
Chateau Fonguillon L’Enclos Montague Saint Emilion 2005
Chateau La Commanderie de Mazeyres Pomerol 2005
Clos Badon Thunevin St Emilion Gr. Cru 2003
De Valandraud No. 3 St Emilion Gr. Cru 2003
Domaine des Sabines Lalande de Pomerol 2005
Franc Maillet Cuvee Jean Batiste 2001