Baron Nathaniel 2014, A.C Pauillac
£28.95
This wine is part of the Heritage range from Baron Philippe de Rothschild. Baron Nathaniel is the jewel in the crown of this particular range. The fruit used for this wine comes from the Grand Cru estates of Clerc Milon and Chateau d’Armailhac. Baron Nathaniel, like many Pauillac, needs a few years in the bottle to show its best. This is 2014 vintage is just starting show a glimpse of its inner quality.
115 in stock
Tasting notes
The nose offers ripe blackberry and toasty spice with a touch of minerality. This vintage is Cabernet Sauvignon based, which lends a firm backbone, quality tannins, and a core of blackberry fruit. This wine is surprisingly accessible now and drinking well, but will improve with a year in the bottle.
| Varietal | Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc |
|---|---|
| Bottle size | 75cl |
| Origin | France |
| Producer | Baron Philippe de Rothschild |
| ABV | 13% |
| Food match | Grilled steak, venison fillet |
| Closure | natural cork |
| Decant from | An hour before serving |
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