Some wines ask for patience. Luckily, we’ve done the waiting for you.
This 10-year-old Bordeaux red blend from Château L’Éperon has already had a decade in the cellar to soften, settle, and find its groove – so it’s drinking beautifully the moment it hits your glass.
The estate sits on limestone-clay just outside Saint-Émilion and comes with a backstory almost as bold as the wine itself: named in 1810 after a rooster’s spur (yes, rooster fighting was a thing), restored by an English aristocrat, and now run by friends and family united by their love of Bordeaux.
At just £12.98, it’s proof that great Bordeaux doesn’t need to break the bank – especially when time has already done the hard work.
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Typically a blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Complex and harmonious, with notes of cherry, blackberry, pomegranate, and blackcurrant, complemented by hints of roasted hazelnuts and vanilla. Balanced and harmonious, featuring fine tannins and a long, silky finish. The winery is situated on clay-limestone soils in the AOC Bordeaux Supérieur region.
