A sublime combination of power and elegance for Merlot lovers.
The word “Bordo’” stands for Merlot. In Venetian lands, “Bordo’” was mentioned in 1855 for the first time, describing a grape varietal arriving to Venice from the French Bordeaux region. Coincidentally, this was also the year of the first official Bordeaux classification.
From there it spread eastwards, across the Adriatic to Istria and beyond, to become one of the region’s most recognizable varietals. Roxanich’s Bordo’ therefor is another expression of true Istrian craftsmanship and our patience dedicated to the Merlot varietal.
Marked by style so characteristic for Istrian wines, the Roxanich Bordo’ is distinguished by its sublime combination of power and elegance. Its aromas of black fruits and spices persist in a finish of great richness.
The wine is pleasantly scented with chocolate coated cherries, crushed red currants and blackberries with hints of spices, as well as an undertone featuring a touch of wood.
Bottled without filtration after long ageing in large wooden vats, barrels and giaras, the Roxanich Bordo’ doesn’t show its age, baring it very well. Fresh, featuring a balanced body in the palate with extremely fine and defined tannins, the Roxanich Bordo’ leaves the Merlot lover with a long finish characterized by its outstanding fragrant.
Tasting Notes: Top 8% of wines in the world by Vivino.com
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A sublime combination of power and elegance for Merlot lovers.
The word “Bordo’” stands for Merlot. In Venetian lands, “Bordo’” was mentioned in 1855 for the first time, describing a grape varietal arriving to Venice from the French Bordeaux region. Coincidentally, this was also the year of the first official Bordeaux classification.
From there it spread eastwards, across the Adriatic to Istria and beyond, to become one of the region’s most recognizable varietals. Roxanich’s Bordo’ therefor is another expression of true Istrian craftsmanship and our patience dedicated to the Merlot varietal.
Marked by style so characteristic for Istrian wines, the Roxanich Bordo’ is distinguished by its sublime combination of power and elegance. Its aromas of black fruits and spices persist in a finish of great richness.
The wine is pleasantly scented with chocolate coated cherries, crushed red currants and blackberries with hints of spices, as well as an undertone featuring a touch of wood.
Bottled without filtration after long ageing in large wooden vats, barrels and giaras, the Roxanich Bordo’ doesn’t show its age, baring it very well. Fresh, featuring a balanced body in the palate with extremely fine and defined tannins, the Roxanich Bordo’ leaves the Merlot lover with a long finish characterized by its outstanding fragrant.
Tasting Notes: Top 8% of wines in the world by Vivino.com
