Edmond de Rothschild Chateau Odilon Haut-Medoc Bordeaux

Château Odilon is made predominantly from the merlot grape, which is particularly suited to its clay-limestone soils. Aged in oak barrels for 14 months, the wine is round and supple with silky tannins, a unique style of Haut-Medoc.

France

Bottle

Origin:
Product of France

Additional Information:
Green Dot

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Contains Sulphites

Suitable for Vegetarians

Lafite

Previously named Château Peyre-Lebade, the estate has been renamed Château Odilon, in honour of painter Odilon Redon who spent his childhood and most of his active life on the property. His most famous paintings are inspired by the bucolic landscapes of the Médoc.

Bottled by:
E.V.E.R.,
Propriétaire à Listrac Médoc,
France.

E.V.E.R.,
Propriétaire à Listrac Médoc,
France.

Previously named Château Peyre-Lebade due to its geographical location, the estate has been renamed Château Odilon, in honour of the painter Odilon Redon who spent his childhood and most of his active life on the property. Many of his most famous paintings were inspired by the bucolic landscapes of the Médoc, dotted with moors and marshlands.

Waddesdon Wine Ltd

Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon

2020

Château Odilon is in the Listrac-Médoc appellation, in the middle of the limestone plateau, away from the Gironde estuary. The property thus benefits from a relatively sheltered environment.

Flavours of black fruit, liquorice sticks and delicate notes of orange blossom and vanilla

13.5%

Domaines Barons de Rothschild Lafite

The clay-limestone soil enables a remarkable resistance to periods of dry weather. The proximity of the Atlantic ocean brings an element of freshness, that is reflected in the bright, fresh aromatic style of the wines. The terroir has proven to be particularly well-suited to Merlot, in a region where Cabernet Sauvignon traditionally predominates. As a result, Château Odilon has a very distinctive character for a Médoc wine.