Dauphin D’Olivier Rouge Grand Vin de Graves 2015 – Pessac-Léognan
$29.99
Varietal: 60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon
Tasting Notes
Nose: Combines aromatic and tannic richness. Initially smoked and mineral develops on aromas of red fruits and blackcurrants
Palate: The attack is precise and the mouth is long and intense.
Dauphin D’Olivier
Grand Vin de Graves 2015
Pessac-Léognan
Terroir: Gravelly terroir over a clay and limestone base
About Winery and wine
Château Olivier Wines is one of Bordeaux’s oldest chateaux. Born on the same vineyard, raised and vinified by Chateau Olivier’s team. Le Dauphin d’Olivier is reminiscent of its older sibling by its balance and finesse, typical of Bordeaux’s “grand vins”
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