689 Six Eight Nine Red 2020 750ml 13.5%·United States California·Blend·Red Wine

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Alcohol content         

13.5%

Allergens                     

Contains sulfites

Wine description       

Cassis, earth and graphite notes were mixed with mocha and toast on the nose. Very deep though, and quite lovely. Palate was rich, with tons of cassis, along with more graphite, some herbs and a toss of earth, all nicely balanced. Decent length, nice flavours of cassis, green pepper and some smoky coffee ground.

What Does This Wine Taste Like

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Oak、Vanilla、Chocolate

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Jam、Blackberry、Blackfruit

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Cherry、Strawberry、Redfruit

206 mentions

How To Match Food

Beef

Tannins bind with the proteins in the beef, softening the wine's astringency and enhancing the meat's flavor.

Lamb

The wine's fruity notes and moderate acidity balance the richness of the lamb.

Cheese

The fat and salt content in cheese pair perfectly with the acidity and tannins in wine.

Seafood 

The wine's subtle tannins pair beautifully with the sweetness of the seafood.

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Wine Style

  France

Bordeaux Libournais Red

Bordeaux Libournais are Merlot-based blends, with juicy red fruit, smooth body and subtle tannins.

Wines from the Libournais can be powerful, but tend to be softer and smoother than wines from the Left Bank, which are typically Cabernet Sauvignon dominant.

While not a distinct appellation itself, Libournais refers to the Right Bank of Bordeaux, including the esteemed appellations of Pomerol, Saint-Émilion and Fronsac, where plantings of Merlot dominate.

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