2014 Bordeaux produced numerous wines for savvy drinkers, not investors. They do not require years or decades in the cellar before they are ready to drink. The vast majority of 2014 Bordeaux value wines will deliver pleasure on release. Plus, most of these petits chateaux are made in big quantities so they are easy to find, and the best part is, they are available at fair prices!
2021 Cotes de Bordeaux endured a difficult growing season with devastating frosts, downy mildew attacks, and rainy weather until the vintage was saved by the Indian Summer. Production was down, but the wines from these appellations ended up quite good, stylish and well-priced.
Bordeaux 2010 in Pessac Leognan produced wines combing power, freshness and purity. Many Bordeaux chateaux from this appellation were more successful with this vingtage than they were in 2009.
2011 Bordeaux is a difficult vintage. There are some good wines in both banks. The wines are classic in style, with a focus on freshness and acidity. This article offers detailed tasting notes on the top 350 best wines tasted in Bordeaux.
Close to 8,000 wines are produced in Bordeaux each year. Only 100 – 150 wines are expensive and perhaps, 50 of those wins are very expensive. Yet, all those wines get all the press, which is a shame, because there are hundreds of great Bordeaux value wines produced each year that deserve your attention. This article focuses on the best 2015 Bordeaux value wines.
2015 white Bordeaux wines are worth looking into for their unique combination of fresh acidities, lush textures, concentration and sweet, ripe, crisp, yellow fruits.
The Bordeaux wine satellite appellations can offer some of the best quality wines for the money. Cotes de Castillon, Fronsac, Bordeaux Superieur and more are covered in this article.