Château Haut-Guiraud

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Château Haut-Guiraud 2005 Péché du Roy Red (Côtes de Bourg)

Well-balanced, showing great red fruits, finely grained wood and a dry core of tannins. There is acidity and spice alongside ripe herbs. This is almost ready to drink now, although the tannins and acidity suggest aging for 3–5 years. — R.V. (6/1/2008)

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Château Haut-Guiraud 2006 Péché du Roy Red (Côtes de Bourg)

Price $18

With 14 months’ new wood aging, this wine is still all wood and toast. The wine does have weight, with the promise of blackberry fruits under the firm tannins. It is finely structured and should mature well. — R.V. (6/1/2010)

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Péché du Roy

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Bordeaux-style Red Blend

2010 Westerly

Give this brisk, young Pinot 5–6 years in the cellar to mellow. It’s…

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