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Half bottle of The Society's Claret 2021

Half bottle of The Society's Claret 2021

Red Wine from France - Bordeaux

4 Reviews

Merlot-based fruity and unoaked claret supplied for over a quarter of a century by family-owned Maison Sichel. Deliciously ripe and appealing with supple texture and a fresh finish.

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Code: CL292

Wine characteristics

Red Wine
Medium-bodied
Merlot
37.5cl (Half Bottle)
Drinking now
13.5% Alcohol
Cork, no capsule

100ml of this wine contains 77 kcal
The bottle contains 5.05 units of alcohol
A 125ml glass of this wine contains 96 kcal and 1.7 units of alcohol

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Maison Sichel

Maison Sichel first set up an acquisitions office in Bordeaux in 1883, and since then six generations of the Sichel family have built upon their empire. Not only do they sell wine today, but they are also growers and winemakers, and represent some very well-respected names. They currently own wine estates covering 350 hectares of vineyards, including Châteaux Angludet and Palmer in Bordeaux, and Château Trillol in Corbières.

Their technical director is Yvan Meyer, and he is the winemaker behind The Society’s Claret, which is currently our bestselling red wine. It is made at Cave Bel Air in the Premières Côtes de Bordeaux region, and the grapes are sourced from local producers. Every year our Bordeaux buyer, Tim Sykes, travels to Maison Sichel to select the final blend.

The blend varies greatly each year, but in each vintage our aim remains the same: to create a fresh, easy-drinking and accessible wine with true Bordeaux character, but without the firmer tannins of other clarets that may need more time in the cellar. It is perhaps for this reason that The Society’s Claret is always a huge hit with our members.