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WIne Tasting Note: Dourthe Barrel Select Medoc, 2003, Bordeaux, France.  Add/Read Comments



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Wine Tasting Note: Dourthe Barrel Select Medoc, 2003, Bordeaux, France.
Available from Threshers for £8.99.
A soft palate with a firm tannic structure that comes to the fore on the finish. The aroma is not so open. Medium to full-bodied. Good red fruit flavours lead into a finish enlivened with just a smidgen of licorice and herbs. It is nice but really needs food, lamb springs to mind - which is lucky as that is what I am having tonight. The blend here is 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Merlot. Alcohol 13%.
Scribblings Rating - 88/100

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