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Château Bel Air la Royère
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2016
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
Medium bodied, forward, spicy, dark red fruits, earth and thyme, with a juicy finish is what you find here. What makes this wine unique is the large portion of Malbec in the blend, that is often close to 50%. 2,095 Views Tasted Apr 29, 2017 |
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2015
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
While the wine is somewhat lacking in finesse, it makes up for it with its open, ripe, sweet, earthy, dark fruit, spice and accessible personality. What makes this wine unique is the large portion of Malbec in the blend, that is often close to 50%. 88-90 Pts 2,097 Views Tasted Apr 29, 2016 |
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2014
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
Spicy, earthy, forward, medium/full bodied, charmer with loads of peppery, sweet, dark, red berries. 2,029 Views Tasted Jan 4, 2018 |
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2012
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
While the wine is somewhat lacking in finesse, it makes up for it with its open, ripe, sweet, earthy, dark fruit, spice and accessible personality. What makes this wine unique is the large portion of Malbec in the blend, that is often close to 50%. 1,991 Views Tasted Apr 25, 2016 |
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2011
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
Blending 55% Merlot and 45% Malbec, the wine is inky, floral, spicy and fresh with licorice and ripe blackberries. 86-88 Pts 2,391 Views Tasted Apr 20, 2012 |
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2010
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
Forward, fruit filled, round, uncomplicated and tasty, this Bordeaux value wine shows a lot of character for the money. 1,461 Views Tasted Mar 13, 2014 |
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2009
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
Another great example of a solid Bordeaux value wine. Drink this over the next few years to get most out of its fresh, fleshy, supple, earthy, black cherry and licorice filled character. 2,260 Views Tasted Aug 4, 2013 |
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2005
Château Bel Air la Royère (Blaye)
This fully mature, medium bodied, round textured wine, with its sweet, earthy, dark red fruits, spice, licorice, smoke and tobacco characteristics needs to be drunk up over the next few years before the fruit slides away. This is an interesting wine as it has one of the highest percentages of old vine Malbec in Bordeaux with about 45% of it in the blend. 3,417 Views Tasted Sep 24, 2016 |
