Bordeaux Tribe Wine Box
Meet Catherine and her crew, one bottle at a time
From left: Catherine, Mary, Stephan, Camille and Sebastien. Illustration only. Actual packaging may differ.
What's in the box
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Five bottles. Three are made from a single grape, and two are Bordeaux blends.
Bordeaux Tribe Wine Box: S$259 · Sale price
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1. Catherine's pick: Cabernet Sauvignon
Majella Cabernet Sauvignon 2020
Coonawarra, South Australia
Catherine says: "They don't call me the #1 frequent flyer for nothing. This time I landed in Coonawarra, South Australia, a region famous for its red earth. Majella is a small, family-owned winery there. Expect mint, blackcurrant and mulberry, with a long finish."
Pairs with: Roast lamb, aged cheddar, or grilled portobello mushrooms
Want more Cabernet Sauvignon? Read Catherine's Favorite Wines
2. Mary's pick: Merlot
Château Marjosse Cuvée Charmille Rouge 2018
Bordeaux, France
Mary says: "I love singing with the band, but this one is my solo. It is 100% Merlot, from my hometown Bordeaux. Château Marjosse belongs to Pierre Lurton, the legendary winemaker behind Château Cheval Blanc. Expect blackberry, blueberry and plum, with a touch of spice."
Pairs with: Roast lamb, beef stew, or a mushroom tart
Want more Merlot? Read Mary's Favorite Wines
3. Camille's pick: Red Bordeaux
Château Le Jurat Saint-Émilion Grand Cru 2016
Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux, France
Camille says: "My daughters and I have a band called Red Bodo, and this bottle is all 3 of us. It is a Red Bordeaux with 85% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon. Mary takes the lead and I support from behind the scenes. It comes from Saint-Émilion in Bordeaux, where the vines are around 50 years old. Expect ripe dark fruit, blackberry and violet, with a touch of cedar."
Pairs with: Roast beef, charcuterie, or hard cheeses
Want more Cabernet Franc? Read Camille's Favorite Wines
4. Stephan's pick: Sauvignon Blanc
Ata Rangi Te Wā Sauvignon Blanc 2024
Martinborough, New Zealand
Stephan says: "This one is just me, Sauvignon Blanc on its own. New Zealand is one of my favorite places, and the cooler weather suits me. Ata Rangi means 'dawn sky' in Māori, and it is a small, family-owned winery. Expect Granny Smith apple, fresh fig and a touch of lime peel, with a long, mouth-watering finish."
Pairs with: Grilled fish, goat cheese, or a herb-topped salad
Want more Sauvignon Blanc? Read Stephan's Favorite Wines
5. Sebastien's pick: White Bordeaux
La Lacroix Martillac Blanc 2019
Pessac-Léognan, Bordeaux, France
Sebastien says: "Stephan and I have a band too. We call it White Bodo, and this bottle is our duet. It is a White Bordeaux, a blend of 58% Sauvignon Blanc and 42% Sémillon, from Château Latour-Martillac, a 'Grand Cru' estate back home in Bordeaux. Expect gooseberry, white peach and fresh citrus."
Pairs with: Grilled fish, herb-crusted chicken, or a light goat cheese salad
Want more Sémillon? Read Sebastien's Favorite Wines
How to taste the box
You don't need to open all five at once. But if you have friends over, pour them in this order: whites first, then reds, from lightest to boldest.
Taste them side by side
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Sauvignon Blanc vs White Bordeaux
One is Sauvignon Blanc on its own. The other has Sémillon blended in. Which one feels rounder?
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Merlot vs Cabernet Sauvignon
Both are single-variety red wines from the same family. Which one feels softer, and which one feels bolder?
Red Bordeaux
Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon are all in this bottle. Can you taste a little of each?
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