An Unpopular Guide on Understanding Left Bank Wine Vs. Right Bank Wine Bordeaux is one the largest and most recognized in a plethora of place around the world. Without a doubt, it is the most intimidating wine, with a dramatic history. In the broadest level, you can split Bordeaux into two categories
1.Left Bank 2.Right Bank The Split is done based on winemaking style, soil, culture, price, and prestige The left and right bank refers to either sides of Gironde River. It has two subsidiaries named as ‘the Dordogne’ and ‘Garonne.’ The land that is above the river is called the Right Bank. Anything, below, falls into the Left Bank.
THE LEFT BANK WINE The wine from this region is the most exclusive Chateaux. The Cabernet from this side of the river tends to be tannin, masculine and capable of aging for many decades. The soil in the region is mostly flat, with a gravely topsoil and limestone underneath.
THE RIGHT BANK WINE The wine in this side of the river is rich in fruit Usually enjoyed at a young age, the wines have less tannin and acid. The soil here has a limestone surface with less gravel and more clay.
Similar to other parts of France, the wine from the Bordeaux region is subjected to a strict classification system. The system governs price, prestige, and quality. Use social wine app to know more about your wine.
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