Chateau Roc De Segur Bordeaux 2019
KES4,043
As a Bordeaux Rouge, this wine is intended to be drunk fresh, it is young and fruity with spice and prevelant plums. The nose is dominated by spices and herb
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Colour Crimson red.
Bouquet A gentle whiff of coffee bean and fynbos with succulent plum and cherry aromas in the background.
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