Bordeaux Red
Bordeaux red is almost always a blend, and which grape leads depends on which side of the Gironde the vineyard sits on.
On the Left Bank — the Médoc and Graves — the soil is deep gravel, which drains and holds heat, and Cabernet Sauvignon leads. On the Right Bank — Saint-Émilion, Pomerol and their neighbours — the soils are clay and limestone, which stay cooler and wetter, and Merlot leads. Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec fill in around them.
The classifications are not one system. The 1855 list ranks Médoc châteaux (plus Haut-Brion) and has barely changed since. Saint-Émilion runs its own classification and revises it. Pomerol has none at all.
Bordeaux is also a marginal maritime climate, which is why vintage variation here is real rather than a marketing device.
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Lafite - Pauillac 1874 (Recorked in 1983)(Label Damage) (1x75cl)
Lafite - Pauillac 1865 (Recorked in 1983) (1x75cl)
Branaire Ducru - St. Julien 1959 (Label Damage, Low Level) (1x75cl)
Chateau D'Issan 1994, Margaux (1x75cl)
Chateau Beaumont 2018 (1x75cl)
Chateau Montrose 2010 (1x75cl)
Le Vicomte Reserve, Bordeaux AOC 2021 (1x75cl)
Clos l'Eglise, Pomerol 1998 (1x75cl)
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