ABK6 Family Estate Merlot
France
Bordeaux
75 cl
12% vol.
Discover a fresh and vibrant AOC Bordeaux Merlot, boasting an intense ruby red colour with purple highlights.
On the palate, it offers a lively and juicy attack, driven by crisp notes of cherry, strawberry and redcurrant. Its fine and silky tannins give it a lovely structure, while a subtle tangy touch brings tension and a fresh finish.
A red wine that combines approachability and modernity, ideal as an aperitif, with sharing platters of cured meats, or contemporary bistro dishes.
This product is part of the brand: ABK6 Family Estate
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Tasting notes
ABK6 Family Estate Merlot: a fresh and delectable Merlot
ABK6 Family Estate Merlot AOC Bordeaux reveals a modern interpretation of Merlot, combining freshness, fruit and elegance. Its intense ruby colour with violet highlights heralds an expressive, convivial wine, designed for lovers of supple, fruit-driven reds. Accessible and well-balanced, it can be enjoyed just as well as an aperitif or throughout a meal.
A fruity and balanced tasting
From the very first sip, this Merlot captivates with a lively and juicy entry. Flavours of cherry, strawberry and redcurrant express themselves with freshness, supported by fine, silky tannins that provide a wonderful structure. A delicate tangy touch balances the whole, extending the tasting experience onto a fresh, elegant and moreish finish.
The ideal companion for convivial meals
Served slightly chilled, between 14 and 16 °C, this Merlot is the perfect accompaniment to tapas, grilled meats, mixed salads and fusion cuisine. Its fruity and modern style also makes it an excellent choice for charcuterie boards or modern bistro dishes.
- Capacity: 75 cl
- 12% vol.
Tasting notes
On the house
Intense ruby-red robe with purple highlights.
On the nose
Red fruit notes.
On the palate
a lively and juicy attack, driven by crisp notes of cherry, strawberry and redcurrant.


