2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France
Château Mauvesin Barton

2016 Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – Bordeaux, France

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Alcohol content
13,5 % vol
Net volume
0,75 l
Allergens
contains sulphites
Origin
Bordeaux, France
Responsible food business operator
Veritable Vins & Domaines KG Hauptstraße 7 D-65347 Eltville am Rhein
  • 2016
  • Château Mauvesin Barton
  • Bordeaux, France
  • Grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petit Verdot
  • 13,5 % vol · 0,75 l
  • 15–18 °C
  • Colour: Shows a vibrant ruby red.
  • Nose: Beautifully fruity nose with a delicate hint of vanilla and red fruit such as redcurrant and strawberry.
  • Palate: On the palate, silky, delicate tannins in an open, supple wine.
  • Pairs with: Beef, Lamb, Game (roe deer, venison), Poultry, Roast chicken, Asian cuisine, Rich fish, Mushrooms, Pasta, Cheese

Producer & Background
Château Mauvesin Barton: A historic estate in Moulis-en-Médoc, Bordeaux, purchased by the Barton family in 2011 and operated under sustainable viticulture principles with modern winemaking techniques. The estate produces three wines: its Grand Vin (Château Mauvesin Barton), its second wine (L’Impression de Mauvesin Barton), and this entry-level wine – Sequoia de Mauvesin Barton – which is licensed under the Haut-Médoc AOC.

Tasting Notes & Profile
Appearance & Bouquet (Merchant’s Description): Vibrant ruby red color with a fruity bouquet of red fruits (redcurrant, strawberry) and a delicate hint of vanilla. Silky, smooth tannins.
Food Pairing (Wine-Searcher): Best paired with beef and game.
Reddit Community Tasting: One user noted “figs and cedar” on the nose and a palate that surprisingly featured a buttery creaminess alongside dark fruit and an earthy Cabernet Franc note, unusual for Bordeaux.

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