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Henri de bricourt

Bordeaux

The perfect embodiment of its region, Henri de Bricourt honours the wine tradition and expertise of Bordeaux winemakers. It releases a beautiful balance of ripe red fruit aromas and floral notes, with fresh flavours of lightly toasted wood.

Pairings

beef
lamb
cheese
cheese
The “Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée – AOC” seal is a French label that guarantees a designation of origin, the producer’s know-how and the quality of the wines. It certifies that the latter have been produced with specific grapes from a designated geographical area.
Bouteille de bordeaux

THE BORDELAIS REGION

Pays Nouvelle-Zelande

No introduction is necessary when it comes to Bordeaux.
In the rolling hills cradling the Dordogne and the Garonne, its fertile soil gives birth to some of the most famous wines in the world. Here, winemakers pour all of their passion and time-honoured expertise into producing over 38 appellations. In Bordeaux, wine isn’t just wine; it’s tradition.

Henri de bricourt

Bordeaux

The perfect embodiment of its region, Henri de Bricourt honours the wine tradition and expertise of Bordeaux winemakers. It releases a beautiful balance of ripe red fruit aromas and floral notes, with fresh flavours of lightly toasted wood.

Bouteille de bordeaux

THE BORDELAIS REGION

Pays Nouvelle-Zelande

No introduction is necessary when it comes to Bordeaux.
In the rolling hills cradling the Dordogne and the Garonne, its fertile soil gives birth to some of the most famous wines in the world. Here, winemakers pour all of their passion and time-honoured expertise into producing over 38 appellations. In Bordeaux, wine isn’t just wine; it’s tradition.

Pairings

beef
lamb
cheese
cheese
The “Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée – AOC” seal is a French label that guarantees a designation of origin, the producer’s know-how and the quality of the wines. It certifies that the latter have been produced with specific grapes from a designated geographical area.

Merlot takes its name from the robin bird, called le merle in French.

Whether it’s the blue-black feathers that resemble the colour of the grapes or because both are so well loved, the debate over the origin of this wine’s name rages on.

Merlot has been in the Bordeaux wine record books since 1784.

At the top of its ever-popular game for the past 230 years, it remains France’s most cultivated grape.

What makes Merlot so popular? The fact that is pleases every palate.

This variety can produce simple, fruity wines as well as iconic cellar wines.

Merlot grapes can also be credited for one of the greatest wines in the world.

The famous Château Petrus.

HENRI DE BRICOURT, BORDEAUX
Fruité et genereux
appelation
HENRI DE BRICOURT, BORDEAUX
Merlot

A fruity wine brought to us by the expertise of Bordeaux’s finest winemakers. It’s the ideal companion for grilled or stewed red meats and duck magret.

France
France
Morgan Hill, Marlborough
Fruité et vif
appelation
Morgan Hill, Marlborough
Sauvignon blanc

A lively and fresh wine with exotic aromas of grapefruit and kiwi, it pairs well with sushi, tapas or tartares.

New Zealand
New Zealand
EXCENTRIS 3 CÉPAGES, CALIFORNIA
Aromatique et souple
appelation
EXCENTRIS 3 CÉPAGES, CALIFORNIA
Syrah, Merlot & Zinfandel

This rich and generous wine is a product of the best vines in California. To be paired with grilled or braised beef, ribs or mildly spicy dishes. 

United-States
United-States
L'Excentris, Californie
Aromatique et souple
L'Excentris, Californie
Cabernet Sauvignon

An aromatic, ruby-coloured wine that is both fruity and full-bodied. The perfect pairing for lamb and grilled red meats.

United-States
United-States

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Taste tags

Red, rosés

Fruity and light
These light wines are characterised by their simple fruity aromas, the sensation of freshness they leave, and their unassuming structure. They must be consumed young. Product categories: red wine, rosé wine.
Fruity and medium-bodied
These medium-bodied wines have an intense colour with a rich nose dominated by fruit aromas. Wines that are flavourful and accessible to all. Product categories: red wine, rosé wine.
Aromatic and supple
These medium-bodied wines are characterised by their smooth tannins that usually confer a certain roundness. They are often dominated by a nose of ripe fruit or woody notes (toast, coffee or vanilla). Product category: red wine.
Aromatic and robust
With their intense colour, these full-bodied wines exude powerful and complex fruit and spice aromas, occasionally accompanied by woody notes. They have a good tannic structure and a velvety mouthfeel. Product category: red wine.

White, syrupy wines , ciders

Delicate et light
These dry, more delicate wines stand out with their pale colour, simple fruit aromas, and the sensation of freshness their acidity brings forth. Product category: white wine.
Fruity et vibrant
These dry wines and ciders have a nose of fruit and flower aromas while having a rich taste on the palate. They get a pleasant liveliness from their acidity. Product categories: white wine, Champagne and sparkling wine, cider.
Aromatic and mellow
These dry wines are characterised by their intense spice, toast, or exotic fruit aromas. They leave a full-bodied texture on the palate and are well-balanced.Product categories: white wine, Champagne and sparkling wine.

White, rosés, syrupy wines, ciders

Fruity and sweet
These wines or ciders stand out with their sugar content. Usually semi-dry or semi-sweet, they are characterised by notes of ripe fruit. Product categories: white wine, rosé wine, Champagne and sparkling wine, cider.

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