Chateau Vannieres Bandol 2019 94pts Sustainable

94 Points Wine Enthusiasts
Almost entirely Mourvèdre, the wine is beautifully perfumed rich in spice and with black fruits that have a seriously structured character. With its density and its firm tannins, the wine should develop further. Drink from 2025. Roger Voss

Bandol is one of the oldest vineyard in France. The first vine was planted by the Romans 2,500 years ago. Chateau Vanniéres is recognized among the most prestigious domaines of Bandol. Gaston Boisseaux, from Beaune in Burgundy acquired this property in 1957 and
now, his son Eric, epicurean winemaker likes to play with concentration, finesse and elegance and these wines can aged for 30 years. Farming in the vineyard follows the purest tradition of the appellation.

Hand harvested 95% Mourvedre, 5% Grenache aged 24 months in oak barrels and foudres. Cellared a minimum of 1 year before release. 

Certified Sustainable Terra Vitis

Wine Notes
It is a wine with a deep garnet color, with aromas of black fruits, blackcurrant, blueberries, enhanced by fragrances of pepper and spices. This wine is earthy, complex with strong tannins. Suitable for consumption now or in a few years.  Pair with truffle dishes, grilled duck, lamb, beef and game.