
Chateau Ducla Bordeaux Superieur Rouge
2013
750ml
BASIC
TASTE
RATINGS
Wine Type:

White
Varietal:

50%
Merlot,
25%
Cabernet Sauvignon,
25%
Cabernet Franc
Region, Subregion, Country:
Bordeaux, France
Appellation:
The Bordeaux Supérieur appellation is subject to stricter production rules than the Bordeaux appellation: 10% lower yields and maturing of at least 12 months.
Alcohol Level:

13%
Description:
Traditional Bordeaux winemaking techniques. Alcoholic fermentation and maceration with pumping over twice a day, vatting for at least a fortnight at controlled temperatures. Traditional maturing in vats on the fine lees.
A beautiful brilliant colour with intense purple tints. Bouquet :Château Ducla reveals a large palette of aromas with red fruit, toast and spicy hints. These riches are matched on the palate by a powerful, well-balanced structure. Palate : Rounded and full in the attack leading into nice flesh and a very velvety tannic presence. Nice balance. The wood blends in harmoniously. A hint of vanilla and a pleasant aftertaste of cherry and blackcurrant. Can be enjoyed right away or over the next 6 years.
Winery:
Chateau Ducla
Owned by the Mau family, this estate situated just above the Garonne river south of Bordeaux, is home to an exciting range of wines.
Style:

Full-bodied oaked
Dominant Flavour:

Red Fruit

Black Fruit

Sweet Spice
Critics Score:
85
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