Region Bordeaux Country France Type Red-White Grape Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Sauvignon Blanc, and Semillon. Style From light to bold reds along new white styles. ABV From 11.5% to 14.5% Closure Cork Method Sustainable / Low Intervention / Organic / Traditional From the gravel terraces of the Médoc to the limestone plateaus of Saint-Émilion, from the misty banks of the Garonne to the golden, botrytis-kissed slopes of Sauternes, Bordeaux is France's most storied and commanding wine region, a vast estuary of gravel, clay and limestone where two rivers meet and centuries of château tradition run deep. This collection is a love letter to Bordeaux in all its guises: structured, opulent, savoury, elegant and age-worthy. Six wines, one legendary confluence, France at its most classically refined. Each wine in this case is also available to purchase individually — simply click the link beneath each bottle to explore further. WOW Series Bordeaux: Château Landonnet Bordeaux Blanc 2024, Entre-Deux-MersBright, breezy and built for the table. A crisp blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Muscadelle from the river-carved plateau between the Dordogne and the Garonne. Citrus zest, white peach and a whisper of cut grass, finishing clean and saline. Bordeaux white at its most refreshing. Château Arzac Blanc 2022, GravesFrom the gravelly heartland south of the city, a white Graves of real substance. Sémillon-led, barrel-touched, layered with lemon curd, toasted almond and honeysuckle. Textured and generous, with the mineral backbone that only this soil can give. Château Edmus Celebration 2022, BordeauxA modern Bordeaux blend made for the moment, its name suggests. Plush, plummy and polished, with dark cherry, cocoa and a silky, crowd-pleasing finish. Approachable now, built to toast with. Château Arzac Rouge 2015, GravesA decade in and singing beautifully. Cedar, tobacco leaf and warm cassis over a firm gravel-soil frame. Cabernet-driven structure softened by time, with a savoury, graphite-tinged finish that speaks of classic left-bank Graves. Château Cordet 2020, MargauxPerfumed and precise, as only Margaux can be. Violets, red currant and fine-grained tannin wrapped around a core of dark fruit. Elegant rather than powerful, with the silky, feminine finish this appellation is famous for. Château Edmus, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru 2015Merlot-led opulence from the right bank's limestone plateau. Black plum, mocha and dried herbs, velvety on entry with a long, earthy finish. A Grand Cru of real depth, showing beautifully at eleven years old.
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