Chateau Bel Air Red Bordeaux
Vineyard
Chateau Bel Air
Region, Country
Gironde, Bordeaux
Vinification
Gironde, Bordeaux, France. Entre-Deux-Mers literally translates to "between two seas" but it actually lies between two rivers: the Garonne and the Dordogne Rivers. The soil of compact clay and limestone would imply it is inhospitable to grape vines, but the opposite is true. The more stress on the vines makes for better wine. Right Bank refers to the Bordeaux region on the Northern Bank of the Dordogne River. Pomerol and Saint-Emilion are Bordeaux regions on the Right Bank.
Grape
Type
Red Bordeaux
Tasting Notes
Chateau Bel Air, has a beautiful red appearance, fruit and spice aromas, and a palate which is concentrated and silky.
Pairing
The bold yet smooth flavor of this Bordeaux pairs nicely with red meats and strong cheeses.
Vineyard
Chateau Bel Air
Region, Country
Gironde, Bordeaux
Vinification
Gironde, Bordeaux, France. Entre-Deux-Mers literally translates to "between two seas" but it actually lies between two rivers: the Garonne and the Dordogne Rivers. The soil of compact clay and limestone would imply it is inhospitable to grape vines, but the opposite is true. The more stress on the vines makes for better wine. Right Bank refers to the Bordeaux region on the Northern Bank of the Dordogne River. Pomerol and Saint-Emilion are Bordeaux regions on the Right Bank.
Grape
Type
Red Bordeaux
Tasting Notes
Chateau Bel Air, has a beautiful red appearance, fruit and spice aromas, and a palate which is concentrated and silky.
Pairing
The bold yet smooth flavor of this Bordeaux pairs nicely with red meats and strong cheeses.
Vineyard
Chateau Bel Air
Region, Country
Gironde, Bordeaux
Vinification
Gironde, Bordeaux, France. Entre-Deux-Mers literally translates to "between two seas" but it actually lies between two rivers: the Garonne and the Dordogne Rivers. The soil of compact clay and limestone would imply it is inhospitable to grape vines, but the opposite is true. The more stress on the vines makes for better wine. Right Bank refers to the Bordeaux region on the Northern Bank of the Dordogne River. Pomerol and Saint-Emilion are Bordeaux regions on the Right Bank.
Grape
Type
Red Bordeaux
Tasting Notes
Chateau Bel Air, has a beautiful red appearance, fruit and spice aromas, and a palate which is concentrated and silky.
Pairing
The bold yet smooth flavor of this Bordeaux pairs nicely with red meats and strong cheeses.