Saint-Émilion is one of Bordeauxs most renowned and prestigious appellations. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, the region is famed for its complex, Merlot-dominant blends. And Château Grand Faurie La Rose captures the classic style perfectly in this. Its made from vines that have an average age of 30 years, so the flavours are particularly intense, and 12 months of oak ageing give it an elegant, silky texture. Rich yet fresh, it has complex notes of blackcurrant, cherry, and earthy spice. Its firm tannins and balancing acidity make it an excellent accompaniment to roasted red meatstry yours with herby leg of lamb.