Château Mondain 2019
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Flavor Profile
You probably know Bordeaux as France’s premier wine region and home to some of the world’s most sought-after (and pricey) reds. But look beyond the famed châteaux, and you’ll find small family estates that produce delicious, great-value reds well worth adding to your wine rack. Château Mondain is one of those special finds.
Pierre Ciroli’s family rented Château Mondain for three generations before he finally achieved their dream of purchasing the estate in 2000. Since then, the château has positively thrived under his care and attention. Add to Pierre’s talent a little bonus from Mother Nature—2019 is “a beautiful, incredibly high-quality vintage for Bordeaux,” writes critic Jeb Dunnuck—and it’s no surprise that his flagship 2019 release has won gold medals at two top French competitions.
A classic blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec, Château Mondain brims with rich currant, blueberry, and earthy spice flavors. Pierre suggests decanting the wine about an hour before serving to allow those complex notes time to develop. When you’re ready to enjoy, pair it with roasted red meats, dark-meat poultry, or hearty vegetarian dishes.
At under $20 a bottle, Château Mondain really over-delivers on flavor and value. Act now for your share of this boutique, double-gold Bordeaux.
You probably know Bordeaux as France’s premier wine region and home to some of the world’s most sought-after (and pricey) reds. But look beyond the famed châteaux, and you’ll find small family estates that produce delicious, great-value reds well worth adding to your wine rack. Château Mondain is one of those special finds.
Pierre Ciroli’s family rented Château Mondain for three generations before he finally achieved their dream of purchasing the estate in 2000. Since then, the château has positively thrived under his care and attention. Add to Pierre’s talent a little bonus from Mother Nature—2019 is “a beautiful, incredibly high-quality vintage for Bordeaux,” writes critic Jeb Dunnuck—and it’s no surprise that his flagship 2019 release has won gold medals at two top French competitions.
A classic blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec, Château Mondain brims with rich currant, blueberry, and earthy spice flavors. Pierre suggests decanting the wine about an hour before serving to allow those complex notes time to develop. When you’re ready to enjoy, pair it with roasted red meats, dark-meat poultry, or hearty vegetarian dishes.
At under $20 a bottle, Château Mondain really over-delivers on flavor and value. Act now for your share of this boutique, double-gold Bordeaux.
Critic Jeb Dunnuck
on 2019
