Barons Edmond De Rothschild Haut Medoc - 750ML
Barons Edmond De Rothschild Haut Medoc
Barons Edmond De Rothschild Haut Medoc is a premium kosher red wine from the prestigious Bordeaux region of France. It has a dark red color and a complex bouquet of berry, herb, and spice notes. The palate is silky, elegant, and well-balanced, with soft tannins and oak nuances. The finish is long and rich. This wine is perfect for pairing with venison, poultry, spicy cheeses, or a good cigar. It is also a great choice for celebrating special occasions or enjoying with friends.
Product Details:
- Country: France
- State: Bordeaux
- Brand: Barons Edmond & Benjamin de Rothschild
- Spirits Type: Red Wine
- Spirits Style: Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot
- ABV: 13.5%
- Taste: Full-bodied, earthy, herbal, fruity, spicy
- Food Pairings: Venison, poultry, spicy cheeses, cigars
Barons Edmond De Rothschild Haut Medoc is produced by the renowned Barons Edmond & Benjamin de Rothschild, a family-owned winery that has been making fine wines since the 19th century. The winery is committed to quality, tradition, and innovation, and follows strict kosher standards. This wine is mevushal and kosher for Passover.
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