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Mondet Lieu-Dit Le Grand Verdus 2020

€28.05


Why it's worth a try

From iconic Bordeaux, France
Red & Traditional
Fruit-forward deliciousness
Intense, daring wine with high impact

The Mondet Lieu-Dit 2020 is a single-vineyard Cabernet Franc from Lignan, showcasing the finesse and charm of this often-overlooked grape. Expect a wine that's both elegant and expressive, with bright raspberry-like fruit, hints of cassis, and subtle aromas of violets. It's a Bordeaux that stands out for its purity and approachability.

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Cabernet Franc
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Cassis
Violets
Raspberry
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Dry
Medium acidity
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Grilled meat
Lamb
Rich stews
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Bold & brave

Le Grand Verdus

Modern Bordeaux from a Historical Estate

Château Le Grand Verdus is what happens when you mix a 16th-century mansion with a future-facing wine family. Owned by the Le Grix de la Salle clan for four generations, this Bordeaux estate is anything but dusty tradition. They're going organic, experimenting with amphorae and concrete tanks, and quietly challenging what Bordeaux can be.

From crisp white blends to bold reds and even Pet Nat, their wines balance freshness with finesse. You’ll find classics alongside fun curveballs like “Vertige,” aged solera-style for added depth.

WINE REGION

Bordeaux: The World’s Benchmark for Fine Wine

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Located in southwestern France, Bordeaux is one of the most prestigious and historic wine regions in the world. With over 110,000 hectares of vineyards and more than 6,000 producers, it makes around 5 million hectoliters of wine each year. Bordeaux is home to both iconic châteaux and countless family estates, all contributing to its global reputation.

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Best known for its classic red blends based on Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc, Bordeaux also produces outstanding dry whites from Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, as well as age-worthy sweet wines from Sauternes and Barsac. Bordeaux sets the standard for elegant, structured wines that can age gracefully for decades.

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The vineyards stretch along the Garonne and Dordogne rivers, with the Gironde estuary moderating the climate. A patchwork of gravel, clay, and limestone soils creates distinct terroirs for both left and right bank wines. Rolling vineyards, historic villages, and proximity to the Atlantic give Bordeaux its unique mix of tradition and natural beauty.