Château Falfas Côtes de Bourg Red Bordeaux Blend 2015

$21.99

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Red Wine
Côtes de Bourg, Côtes De Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France
Red Bordeaux Blend
750ml
Chili & Hot Spicy, Potato, White Rice, Mushrooms, Pasta, Pork, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Lamb, Tomato-Based, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Beef, Hard Cheese, Venison

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Meg Herring Delectable Pro

I felt like this was best right after I opened it and then it got kind of “eh” after a few hours. Not bad but I don’t think it needs to be decanted.

I felt like this was best right after I opened it and then it got kind of “eh” after a few hours. Not bad but I don’t think it needs to be decanted.

8.9

Daniel Bloom

Nose: Dark plums and licorice, souis bois, damp earth. Palate: loads of merlot silliness, resolved tannins. Was open for 1 1/2 hrs prior. No decant. Med bodied. Decent finish, enough acidity to keep it fresh.

Nose: Dark plums and licorice, souis bois, damp earth. Palate: loads of merlot silliness, resolved tannins. Was open for 1 1/2 hrs prior. No decant. Med bodied. Decent finish, enough acidity to keep it fresh.

9.0

Andrew Schirmer

Merlot/mineral-driven. 3 hr decant, a bit youthful but still enjoyable. Violet, lavender, tannins/acid clicking together in concert. Lovely finish. Drink/hold for 5-10 years.

Merlot/mineral-driven. 3 hr decant, a bit youthful but still enjoyable. Violet, lavender, tannins/acid clicking together in concert. Lovely finish. Drink/hold for 5-10 years.

9.2

Alan Zhang

Good representation of Bordeaux Blend.

Good representation of Bordeaux Blend.

9.0

Andrew Schirmer

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