Cart 0 Product Products (empty)
No products
Free shipping Shipping
£0.00 VAT
£0.00 Total
Prices are inclusive of VAT
Product successfully added to your shopping cart
Quantity
Total
There are 0 items in your cart. There is 1 item in your cart.
Total products (tax incl.)
Total shipping (tax incl.) Free shipping
VAT £0.00
Total (tax incl.)
Bordeaux
- Wine
- Mixed Wine Cases
- Spirits
- Gourmet Food
- Hampers & Gifts
- Other Drinks
- Mumbles Gin
- Welsh Ales
- Whisky
- No & Lo
- Sherry
Information
New Products
-
.Rotherslade 14" Champagne Hamper
1 x 14" Wicker Basket 1 x Charles Lafitte 75cl (Champagne) 1 x...
£62.00 -
-
-
-
.Port Eynon 18" Mixed Wine Hamper
1 x 18" Wicker Basket 1 x Altano Douro Branco (75cl) White Wine 1...
£80.00
View larger 
- Remove this product from my favorite's list.
- Add this product to my list of favorites.
Château Anthonic (2019)
New
With a beautiful deep colour with purple hues, Château Anthonic 2019 opens up on the nose with a fruity and gourmet palette. Aromas of blueberry and cherry mingle with lightly toasted touches to give a bouquet of great complexity. This beautiful presentation is confirmed on the palate by a full attack and a tannic structure that is both solid and deep.
- Write a review
| Type | Red |
| Vintage | 2019 |
| When to Drink | Now |
| Producer | Château Anthonic |
| Region | Bordeaux |
| Appellation | Moulis-en-Medoc |
| Grapes | 71% Merlot 21% Cabernet Sauvignon 6% Cabernet Franc |
| Pairing | Beef Wellington |
| ABV | 13% |
| Volume | 75cl (Full Bottle) |
Chateau Anthonic is one of Moulis-en-Medoc's oldest family-owned vineyards. Moulis en Medoc or Moulis as it more commonly known is the smallest of the Medoc appellations. Lying 14kms northwest of the city of Bordeaux, it lies closer to the Atlantic in the West of Medoc. Moulis is taken from the French word for windmill, ‘moulin’, for which the region is famous. Moulis stretches half way between Margaux and Saint Julien, on a narrow band some 7 kms long, on the left bank of the Gironde Estuary.
Established towards the end of the 18th century, it belonged to the Hugon family for an extended period of time. In 1993, Jean-Baptiste Cordonnier took over his father, Pierre Cordonnier who acquired the vineyard in 1977.
From August 2016, Château Anthonic officially started to convert to organic farming. For 3 years, the domain will be lead in a completely organic way before receiving the ‘Organic Agriculture’ certification in 2019.
Established towards the end of the 18th century, it belonged to the Hugon family for an extended period of time. In 1993, Jean-Baptiste Cordonnier took over his father, Pierre Cordonnier who acquired the vineyard in 1977.
From August 2016, Château Anthonic officially started to convert to organic farming. For 3 years, the domain will be lead in a completely organic way before receiving the ‘Organic Agriculture’ certification in 2019.
* required fields