Château de Belcier

Côtes de Bordeaux Red Bordeaux Blend

8.836 ratings
9.01 pro ratings
Côtes de Castillon, Bordeaux, France
Red Bordeaux Blend
Chili & Hot Spicy, Potato, White Rice, Mushrooms, Pasta, Pork, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Lamb, Tomato-Based, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Beef, Hard Cheese, Venison
Top Notes For
Jon Kern

Super smooth and delicious with steak.

Super smooth and delicious with steak.

1 person found it helpfulSep 4th, 2020
Thomas Bleha

Nothing special. Just an OK wine.

Nothing special. Just an OK wine.

Aug 27th, 2018
Steve Carlo

Not as muted as the average French wine. Very nice and smooth with a pleasant aftertaste

Not as muted as the average French wine. Very nice and smooth with a pleasant aftertaste

Mar 14th, 2018
Sadie Mazur

Work partayyyyy🍷

Work partayyyyy🍷

Dec 28th, 2017
Phil Resor

Bought at Costco. A bit light and fruity

Bought at Costco. A bit light and fruity

Dec 23rd, 2017
Arlan Peters

Nice old world barnyard aroma and a good tannic mouth feel. I like it but wife hates it.

Nice old world barnyard aroma and a good tannic mouth feel. I like it but wife hates it.

Oct 22nd, 2017
Sompop Bencharit

Great inexpensive wine. Pairs well with any food. Get it from Costco :)

Great inexpensive wine. Pairs well with any food. Get it from Costco :)

Aug 27th, 2017
Ken Z
8.6

Drank 8/19/17 with burgers. PNP

Light but fairly classic nose of dark fruits and pencil lead, with a hint of green bell pepper (5% Cab Franc in the blend). Palate of cherry and cocoa powder, and blackberry, with a touch of new oak. Medium, drying tannins, not quite enough fruit to keep it in balance. Moderate finish. Drinks a little better as it warms. Ok value Bordeaux for an everyday dinner ( I think it was around 10-12$ at Costco).

2/20/7/3/4 +50 = 86 pts

Drank 8/19/17 with burgers. PNP

Light but fairly classic nose of dark fruits and pencil lead, with a hint of green bell pepper (5% Cab Franc in the blend). Palate of cherry and cocoa powder, and blackberry, with a touch of new oak. Medium, drying tannins, not quite enough fruit to keep it in balance. Moderate finish. Drinks a little better as it warms. Ok value Bordeaux for an everyday dinner ( I think it was around 10-12$ at Costco).

2/20/7/3/4 +50 = 86 pts

Aug 20th, 2017
Kara Wehrle

Costco

Costco

Jul 13th, 2017
Michael McGuire

Decant for at least an hour, very good. Full bodied and tannic. Nice old world funk.

Decant for at least an hour, very good. Full bodied and tannic. Nice old world funk.

Jul 2nd, 2017