Description
It’s time for Canadians who enjoy wine to meet Chateau Canada from the famous Bordeaux region of France. Since 1900, Chateau Canada has been producing wines of great quality.
Chateau Canada comes from 15 acres of vineyard is situated on hilly slopes of clay, chalk and gravel soil close to the Dordogne river, about 25 km north of the city of Bordeaux. Chateau Canada has a long history. Built from Architect Victor Louis’s plans, the Château itself is a perfect example of the 19th century architecture.
The grape varieties used in Chateau Canada are Merlot (70%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (30%). The vines average 25 years in age and are carefully pruned to give the best expression of the fruit. After fermentation the wine is oak aged for 6 –10 months.
The magic of good Bordeaux wines is their incredible grape varietal balance and finesse in the palate. Enjoy good Bordeaux wines by opening and then pouring into a decanter or wine glasses 15-30 minutes before serving. Serve at about 16c.
Enjoy in good company and with your favourite foods that might include poultry, red meats, burgers, bread and olive dips, and cheeses.
