Beaune Bressandes + Ch. de Gaudou ?

Hi all,

I bought a case of French wine for some corporate gifts. I've got a:

Beaune Bressandes 1st Cru 00 Ch. de Gaudou Renaissance 01

They arrived today and I need to send them today, so I'm not going to get a chance to taste either of them. I wanted to send them out with a little note about the wine and perhaps what sort of food would go with either of them. Is anyone familiar with either of these wines and could perhaps help me out?

Cheers Michael

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Michael Bartlett
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Some more info on the Beaune Bressandes.

The bottle says

"Albert Morot" "Proprietaire - Recoltant au Chateua de la Creusotte a Beaune"

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Michael Bartlett

A rather serious wine. Dark, full bodied, quite tannic, pretty traditionally styled Cahors with good fruit and some ageing potential (5-10 years+) [1]. A bit like a somewhat rustic left bank Bordeaux from a very hot year.

I usually have this with Cassoulet or other hearty stews but it should work as well with a good piece of beef. Good value for money, especially with the 20% off French regional wines at Majestics in the UK :-)

Markus

[1] Although the 14% alcohol from the very ripe harvest leaves it doubtful whether it has enough tannins and acidity to remain in balance.
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Markus Dheus

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