Canon-Fronsac
The vineyards of Canon-Fronsac form the 'front' section of the Fronsac appellation, facing the Dordogne River. While they are often seen as a natural extension of Fronsac, historically, they hold a distinct status. Around fifty wineries operate in this area. It is generally believed that the average quality of wines from Canon-Fronsac is higher than those from the broader Fronsac appellation, largely due to the more uniform terroir.
The 2014 reveals intense aromas of blackberry and blackcurrant with hints of liquorice and grilled...
Château Canon Pécresse 2012 is an elegant Bordeaux from the Canon-Fronsac appellation, made mainly from...
The 2013 Canon Pecresse wine is distinguished by its minerality and distinctive black and red fruit...
Black fruit and cocoa in the aroma. Medium body and medium tannins. Good length.
The wine is full-bodied and nicely balanced with smooth but firm tannins and a medium-long...
This wine is aged in concrete tanks and barriques with the aim of affecting the character of the...
"A medium-bodied wine that is full of sweet, ripe, juicy cherry, espresso, licorice and...
This wine is aged in concrete tanks and barriques with the aim of affecting the character of the...
"A medium-bodied, elegant, fresh and easy-drinking fruity wine that is fully ready for immediate...
"Direct, approachable and already pleasant to drink, with its soft profile of black raspberry, liquorice and...
"The wine has a dark colour. The wine has sweet dark fruit, marmalade with a rich, dense, fruity...
The beautiful amphitheatre of the Ch. Gaby is located in the heart of the Canon-Fronsac appellation in the southern...
