Ixsir Altitudes Rouge 2020
Batroun
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Luxury in a bottle - black-fruited Cabernet meets spicy Syrah, juicy Tempranillo, and dark Caladoc, all grown in vineyards 1,800m above sea level. You can see where this red gets its name. Rich, silky and elegant, from a top Bordeaux winemaker too.
£22.00 per bottle
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
Lebanon- Deep Garnet
- Cabernet-based blend
- 10.875 Units
- Vegan
- 14.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2028
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Dense dark fruits, juicy black cherry, ripe blackcurrant and spices
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
An elite red with all the pedigree of the world’s finest wines. Think the great reds of Bordeaux, but richer and denser – swirling with dark fruits and seductive spices. Flavours that linger well after you’ve put the glass down. So where’s this stunning red from? France? Italy? Spain? No, it’s Lebanon. Called “the wine world’s best-kept secret” by Master of Wine Tim Atkin, this country has been making fine wines for thousands of years. Not to mention, Ixsir winery is one of Lebanon’s best. No surprise really, considering the legend who works for them. Hubert de Boüard is the winemaker behind Saint-Émilion’s £250-a-bottle Château Angélus. At a much kinder price this sophisticated, spicy red is a special treat that's hard to put down.
An elite red with all the pedigree of the world’s finest wines. Think the great reds of Bordeaux, but richer and denser – swirling with dark fruits and seductive spices. Flavours that linger well after you’ve put the glass down. So where’s this stunning red from? France? Italy? Spain? No, it’s Lebanon. Called “the wine world’s best-kept secret” by Master of Wine Tim Atkin, this country has been making fine wines for thousands of years. Not to mention, Ixsir winery is one of Lebanon’s best. No surprise really, considering the legend who works for them. Hubert de Boüard is the winemaker behind Saint-Émilion’s £250-a-bottle Château Angélus. At a much kinder price this sophisticated, spicy red is a special treat that's hard to put down.
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