Domaines Edmond De Rothschild Les Granges
Acidity
Sweetness
Tannin
Alcohol Content
13.5 %
Pairings
Beef , Lamb , Pork
Varietals
Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Certifications
AOC, Sustainable
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Domaines Edmond De Rothschild Les Granges Bordeaux Red Wine

Discover the Bordeaux Elegance with a New World Twist

by Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons

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750 ML Vintage 2019
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Domaines Edmond De Rothschild Les Granges is more than just a wine; it’s a journey through time, tradition, and terroir. Crafted under the illustrious Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons label, this Bordeaux red is a testament to the seamless blend of old-world heritage and new-world innovation. From the renowned vineyards of Haut-Médoc, it captures the heart of French winemaking, infused with a touch of South African spirit. Prepare to embark on an exquisite exploration of taste, complexity, and tradition.

Brand Heritage: A Legacy of Excellence

Established in 1997, the Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons partnership merges the rich European winemaking traditions of Baron Benjamin de Rothschild with South African innovation. Nestled in the scenic Franschhoek Valley, this collaboration reflects a commitment to producing wines that are not only elegant and complex but also globally celebrated.

Product Identity: Celebrating the Rustic Charm

The name ‘Les Granges,’ meaning ‘the barns,’ evokes a bucolic charm and agricultural roots, encapsulating the essence of Domaines Edmond De Rothschild’s diverse portfolio. The wine honors Baron Edmond de Rothschild’s vision by offering an approachable yet meticulously crafted Bordeaux, rooted in Left Bank tradition but with a unique touch of Right Bank soil characteristics.

Viticulture: Sustainable Practices and Unique Terroir

The vineyards of Les Granges are managed with precision, embracing sustainable farming practices. The clay-limestone soils typical of the Right Bank are a distinct feature, promoting freshness and structure while ensuring optimal water retention and drainage. Grapes are hand-picked, ensuring only the finest quality fruit reaches the winemaking process, highlighting the dedication to quality over quantity.

Grape Composition: A Harmonious Blend

Primarily composed of Merlot (70% to 85%), Les Granges delivers lush fruitiness and soft tannins. Cabernet Sauvignon (15% to 30%) complements this with structure and a rich complexity. Collectively, they provide a symphony of flavors—dark berries, plums, cassis, and subtle herbal notes—that embody a classic Bordeaux experience with a modern flair.

Winemaking Process: Tradition Meets Innovation

Manual harvesting ensures peak ripeness and quality selection. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks preserves the wine’s natural aromas and flavors. Techniques like microoxygenation and extended maceration enhance the wine’s mouthfeel and depth, posturing it perfectly for aging. Aging occurs in second-fill French oak barrels, striking a beautiful balance between fresh fruit purity and subtle oak influences.

Tasting Profile: A Journey of Flavors

The deep ruby hue is visually alluring, matched by the aromatic complexity of blackberries, blackcurrant, and red currants, intertwined with hints of mocha and spices. On the palate, it offers a medium-to-full body with a lively acidity and well-rounded tannins, concluding with a memorable finish laced with berries and mocha undertones. This blend of flavors and textures makes Les Granges not only delightful when young but promises further depth with age.

Perfect Pairings: Embracing Versatility

The richness of Les Granges pairs wonderfully with a variety of cuisines, from hearty beef and lamb dishes to artisanal cheeses. Whether roasted vegetables or a robust beef stew, its balance of acidity and tannin complements every course beautifully, enhancing both elaborate feasts and simple gatherings.

Ageability and Collectibility

While crafted for immediate enjoyment, Les Granges also offers potential for cellaring. Optimal drinking windows span 2-4 years post-vintage, with standout vintages capable of maturing gracefully over 5-7 years, promising a rewarding experience for collectors and casual consumers alike.