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Château Thieuley, Bordeaux Clairet 2021

Rose Wine from France - Bordeaux
4.500000000 star rating 4 Reviews
This traditional Bordeaux rosé – actually closer in colour to a red wine – fascinated our Wine Champions panel of tasters, who were won over by its generous aromas of bramble fruits and wild strawberries and good structure. A great food wine, and a rosé for red-wine drinkers!
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Code: BR371

Wine characteristics

  • Rose Wine
  • 2 - Dry
  • Cabernet Merlot
  • Drinking now
  • 13% Alcohol
  • no oak influence
  • Cork, diam

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Clairet is the name for Bordeaux's deeply coloured rosés, which suit winter better than their pale cousins from Provence. This is great with grilled vegetable dishes, and is surprisingly good with an...
Clairet is the name for Bordeaux's deeply coloured rosés, which suit winter better than their pale cousins from Provence. This is great with grilled vegetable dishes, and is surprisingly good with an Indian takeaway.
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Kate Hawkings

Times of Tunbridge Wells

A darker, autumnal, traditional Bordeaux rosé for red wine fans. From La Sauve Majeure in the Gironde, Chateau Thieuley’s merlot-forward dark pink rosé (‘clairet’ formerly referred to a light red Bordeaux ...
A darker, autumnal, traditional Bordeaux rosé for red wine fans. From La Sauve Majeure in the Gironde, Chateau Thieuley’s merlot-forward dark pink rosé (‘clairet’ formerly referred to a light red Bordeaux wine) is a delightful, lip-smacking end-of-summer swig. With fine-grained tannins and delectable flavours such as red berry fruits and a soupçon of liquorice, you might believe you’re drinking a glass of red wine if you close your eyes. There’s a lot of uncomplicated pleasure here. A great food style, it’s the perfect versatile bottle to drink with fish, salads or a vegetable tagine. An end-of-season barbecue is calling.
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James Viner

The Guardian

Great value buy: A seductively deep-coloured rosé to ease your way into autumn. Perfect for a late summer barbecue.

Fiona Beckett

JancisRobinson.com

Light cherry red. Pretty, wild-strawberry aroma and a touch of cherry. Juicy and like a substantial rosé though the tannins are surprisingly soft. For those who don't want their rosés too crisp. A little...
Light cherry red. Pretty, wild-strawberry aroma and a touch of cherry. Juicy and like a substantial rosé though the tannins are surprisingly soft. For those who don't want their rosés too crisp. A little bit too gentle for my taste but it has persistence, and would probably be versatile at the table. 16/20
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Julia Harding MW

decanter.com

Intense, round, deep-coloured rosé. Freshness and drive serve as perfect counterpoint to the flavour intensity. This is a great expression (and reminder) of this traditional style, which combines depth...
Intense, round, deep-coloured rosé. Freshness and drive serve as perfect counterpoint to the flavour intensity. This is a great expression (and reminder) of this traditional style, which combines depth with drinkability. Crunchy red apple, pink peach, grapefruit and blood orange are supported by a subtle tannic grip. So delicious and inviting. 89/100
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