The problem with 2013 Bordeaux for consumers and chateau owners will be the price. There is some truth in the old saying that difficult vintages can never be priced low enough to spark demand, while the great years are never priced high enough to satisfy chateau owners.
Complete overview of the best 2013 Bordeaux wines with comments on the campaign and tasting notes for hundreds of wines from every appellation and price point.
To say 2014 is a challenging vintage for growers in the Napa Valley is a bit of an understatement. Previously the region was plagued by drought and fires. If that wasn’t bad enough, residents of the Napa Valley experienced the biggest earth quake in 25 years!
Every Bordeaux vintage is not going to be like 2009 or 2010. Each vintage delivers a unique signature. That is part of the fun. There are as you can see, a few very strong 2004 Bordeaux wines from Pomerol and St. Emilion I highly recommend.
For some odd reason, wine bars are only now gaining in popularity in Bordeaux. If you’re looking for the best places to taste wine in Bordeaux, this covers the top 10 best Wine Bars in Bordeaux!
2004 Bordeaux offers some very nice wines, with character, style and a fair price. If you know where to look.
2015 Pauillac produced some very strong wines with great style. But the vintage was not great for all producers and while stylish, is it as good as 2009 or 2010? What about 2014? It depends on who you ask, and which wine you’re asking about.
