Château Roc Meynard

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Château Roc Meynard has been dedicated to wine growing around the hill of Meynard for centuries. The hill, adjacent to Fronsac, covers 90 acres, of which 65 are under vine. The estate produces mainly red wine, with only 5 acres of white varietals.

Wines from Château Roc Meynard

Château Roc Meynard Bordeaux Supérieur

Blend: 90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Cabernet Franc
Aging: 20 months in stainless steel tanks

One of the purest examples of Right Bank Bordeaux, a very clinic in a bottle of the region’s typical wines. This is a robust yet elegant wine with ripe red and black fruit flavors enriched by dark spices and a touch of licorice. A tremendous value Bordeaux to enjoy with all your meals.

Château Roc Meynard Bordeaux Blanc

Blend: 50% Sauvignon, Blanc 50% Sémillon
Aging: 4 months on lees before bottling

This small-production wine is made from young vines growing on chalky and clayish soils on the hillside of the village of Villegouge on the Right Bank of the Bordeaux region. It’s a very bright and lively wine with aromas of white flower, citrus, and lime. On the palate, the gravelly minerality sustains the fragrant kumquat, quince, and apricot fruit which persist on the medium, straight finish. Pairs well with seafood, and makes an especially compelling apéritif for those looking for a more sophisticated take on Sauvignon Blanc.

Château Roc Meynard Tech Sheets:

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