Additional information
| Weight | 44 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 x 3 x 12 in |
| First Year Produced | 2017 |
Petit Verdot
$20
PETIT VERDOT
Petit Verdot is typically a blending grape used in Bordeaux-style wines, but 2016 Petit Verdot grapes so gorgeous that I couldn’t bear to blend this wine with others. Instead, I decided to age and bottle Petit Verdot on its own. This bold red dry wine expresses strong floral and fruit tones, in particular, violet, leather and a deep tannin structure and leaves a velvety, lingering finish. LaBelle Petit Verdot pairs perfectly with grilled beef, and is also surprisingly good with dark chocolate. Serve just below room temperature.
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