Château Damase 2014
Château Damase
- £7
37.5cl half-bottle
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- Producer
- Château Damase
- Grape Varieties
- Cabernet Franc, Carmenère, Merlot, Petit Verdot
- Origin
- France > Bordeaux
Château Damase is an old Roberson favourite - a classic example of good-value, everyday claret from an excellent producer.
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- Soft, plummy, fruity Bordeaux with a savoury touch; easy-drinking and a great food wine.
- 100% Merlot grown on the clay soils that suit the grape best.
- Made with the same care as many classed-growth St-Emilions, this has been a staple of ours for years.
- Ready to drink on release.
- Try it with lighter meat dishes, medium-strength cheeses, or lentil and sweet potato shepherd's pie.
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