Château Gouprie Pomerol is a refined dry red Bordeaux from the prestigious Pomerol appellation on the Right Bank of Bordeaux, France, known for producing lush, Merlot‑dominated wines with plush texture and elegant structure.
Region & Style
- Appellation: Pomerol AOC — a small, highly regarded Bordeaux region near Saint‑Émilion, famous for rich, velvety Merlot‑based wines.
- Grape Blend: Typically Merlot‑dominant, often with Cabernet Franc rounding out the blend.
- Style: Medium‑to‑full‑bodied red with ripe fruit intensity, supple tannins, and elegant structure.
Tasting Profile (Typical)
- Color: Deep ruby to purple.
- Aroma: Ripe dark berries like blackberry and plum, with spice, vanilla, and subtle earthy or floral notes.
- Palate: Rich layers of black fruit and plum, balanced by soft tannins and hints of spice, tobacco, and licorice.
- Finish: Long, smooth, and harmonious with lingering fruit and gentle oak influence.
Food Pairing
Pairs beautifully with:
- Roast or grilled lamb
- Beef steaks or braised short ribs
- Game meats
- Aged cheeses such as cheddar or Comté
- These dishes complement the wine’s rich fruit and structured tannins.
Character
Château Gouprie wines embody the classic character of Pomerol — plush, approachable fruit with enough tannic backbone and complexity to enjoy now or cellar for a few years. They’re often produced in smaller quantities, giving them a focused expression of clay‑rich Right Bank terroir.