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Chateau Peyre-Lebade 2014 75cl

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Chateau Peyre-Labade 2014

“The beautiful landscape and the unique character of the wine were a source of inspiration for the great painter Odilon Redon.”

The Chateau Peyre Labade is technically owned By Eric Rothschild’s family member, Benjamin de Rothschilds but is run and operated by the combined Lafite team, by many considered the best wine making team in the world. This famous Chateau was once in the hands of the famous 19th century painter Odilon Redon and he painted most of his famous works of art at this Chateau.

Although located on the Bordeaux left bank the wine is predominantly made from Merlot with about 30% Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc in the mix. Worth waiting a few years by laying down in your cellars and can be kept until 2030.

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Country Region	France-Bordeaux-Left Bank-Haut-Médoc
Grape Varieties	70%Merlot and 30%(Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc)
Style	Dry red wine
Vintage	2014
Alcohol	13.0%
Volume	750ml
Closure	Cork
Winery	Château Peyre-Lebade
Winery Rating	Cru-Bourgeois
Brand	Château Peyre-Lebade
Winemaker
Tasting Note	Beautiful intense crimson colour with violet hints. Very ripe red fruits on the nose (blackcurrant, plum and strawberry) with fine liquorice and spicy notes. On the palate, the mouthfeel is smooth with very soft tannins. A finish with a lingering fruit taste.
Food Pairing	Simply roast duck
Decanting	1 hour or more
Serving Temperature	16-18 °C
Ageing Potential	Can drink now (2018-2030), but has potential for ageing