We’re proud to offer our customers access to red Bordeaux wines from all the major appellations, all in one place. From new-world vintages of the gravelly Left Banks to our unique range of deliciously declassified wines produced by the most prestigious châteaux in Bordeaux, you will find a red Bordeaux wine that’s sure to satisfy.

Bordeaux Red Wine
Bordeaux Red Wine
Bordeaux red wine is produced in both the Left and Right Banks of Bordeaux. The Left Bank variation is more tannic and age-worthy, bursting with intense berry flavouring that matures and develops a complex tertiary structure over time. Conversely, the Right Banks offer softer, fruitier palates and a richer, more supple texture for more casual drinkers.
FromVineyardsDirect has supplied a deliberately small, hand-picked selection of Bordeaux red wines for almost 20 years. Our experts have extensive first-hand experience with authentic terroir-driven cuvées and allow only the best to qualify for our collection. From the recent vintages of 2010-2018 and our very own ‘House Claret’ (blended by Jonathan Malthus, 100-Parker-point winner for Le Dome 2010), we are dedicated to supplying only the highest quality wines to our loyal customers. We deliver to all UK addresses to ensure everyone has the chance to taste our carefully curated reserve.
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Bordeaux Red Wine FAQs
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What Does Red Bordeaux Wine Taste Like?
Red Bordeaux wine, at an early age, is full-bodied with the flavours of stone and shrub fruits like plums and blackcurrants. When aged, the earthy mineral aromas come forth, resembling gravel or even pencil lead. Due to the lack of residual sugar, red Bordeaux wine is dry, with a high tannins and widely celebrated aging potential.
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What is a Bordeaux Wine?
A genuine Bordeaux wine is grown and produced only in the Bordeaux region of southwest France. Over 86% of Bordeaux wines are red and made with Cabernet Franc & Sauvignon, and Merlot. Although these grapes can be grown in other parts of the world, they originate from Bordeaux and only qualify as authentic if grown there.
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What Food Goes With Red Bordeaux Wine?
Red Bordeaux Wine is beautifully paired with richly sauced, fatty red meat dishes and succulent roasted poultry. It also complements aged, hard cheeses extremely well, combining the fruity flavourings of the wine with the sharp and pungent characteristics of mature cheese.