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$15.75The Story
What is this wine?
ChĂąteau Fonbadet is a family-run estate in the heart of Pauillac, Bordeaux, located near some of the MĂ©docâs most famous classified growths (Mouton Rothschild, Latour, and Lynch-Bages). The estate produces Cabernet Sauvignonâdominant blends typical of Pauillac, with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot playing supporting roles. The 2015 vintage was a strong year across Bordeaux, producing ripe, generous, and balanced wines.
Why get this wine?
For lovers of Pauillac, Fonbadet offers classic Left Bank character at a fraction of the price of its prestigious neighbors. The 2015 is entering a beautiful drinking window now: complex, structured, and polished, but with the hallmark cassis, graphite, and cedar notes that define the appellation. Itâs a chance to drink true Pauillac pedigree without the classified growth price tag.
What does this wine taste like?
Full-bodied and elegant, with blackcurrant, blackberry, and plum, layered over cedar, tobacco, graphite, and earthy spice. Firm but ripe tannins, fresh acidity, and a long, savory finish.
When should you drink this wine?
Perfect now through the early 2030s. Decant for 1â2 hours before serving with grilled lamb, roast beef, or hearty mushroom dishes.
Description
What is this wine?
ChĂąteau Fonbadet is a family-run estate in the heart of Pauillac, Bordeaux, located near some of the MĂ©docâs most famous classified growths (Mouton Rothschild, Latour, and Lynch-Bages). The estate produces Cabernet Sauvignonâdominant blends typical of Pauillac, with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot playing supporting roles. The 2015 vintage was a strong year across Bordeaux, producing ripe, generous, and balanced wines.
Why get this wine?
For lovers of Pauillac, Fonbadet offers classic Left Bank character at a fraction of the price of its prestigious neighbors. The 2015 is entering a beautiful drinking window now: complex, structured, and polished, but with the hallmark cassis, graphite, and cedar notes that define the appellation. Itâs a chance to drink true Pauillac pedigree without the classified growth price tag.
What does this wine taste like?
Full-bodied and elegant, with blackcurrant, blackberry, and plum, layered over cedar, tobacco, graphite, and earthy spice. Firm but ripe tannins, fresh acidity, and a long, savory finish.
When should you drink this wine?
Perfect now through the early 2030s. Decant for 1â2 hours before serving with grilled lamb, roast beef, or hearty mushroom dishes.
