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Dive into the rich heritage of the Bandol wine region with our curated collection. Renowned for robust reds and tantalizing rosés, our Bandol assortment promises a taste for every palate. Whether you're a connoisseur or a newcomer, shop our exclusive Bandol wines and buy a bottle of this cherished French legacy. Experience the allure of Bandol today.
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  • Château De Pibarnon Bandol Rosé 2023-Rose Wine-World Wine

    Château De Pibarnon Bandol Rosé 2023

    $108.24
    or $102.83 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaines Ott Chateau Romassan Bandol Rose 2022-Rose Wine-World Wine

    Domaines Ott Chateau Romassan Bandol Rose 2022

    $89.65
    or $85.17 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge 2018 (500ml)-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge 2018 (500ml)

    $37.99
    or $36.09 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge 2020

    $61.98
    or $58.89 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaine du Gros Nore Bandol Rouge cuvee Antoinette 2017-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine du Gros Nore Bandol Rouge cuvee Antoinette 2017

    $160.09
    or $152.08 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaine Du Gros Nore Bandol Rouge 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine Du Gros Nore Bandol Rouge 2020

    $98.98
    or $94.04 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Château de Pibarnon Bandol Rosé 2022 (1500ml)-Rose Wine-World Wine

    Château de Pibarnon Bandol Rosé 2022 (1500ml)

    $189.65
    or $180.17 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge ‘Les Lauves’ 2017-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rouge ‘Les Lauves’ 2017

    $85.23
    or $80.97 in case of 6 bottles.
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Nestled along the coast of the Mediterranean in southeastern France, Bandol is one of the country's most ancient and distinguished wine-producing regions. The unique terroir, characterized by limestone and silica-rich soils and a temperate maritime climate, ensures that the grapes cultivated here are of the highest quality. Red wines from Nestled along the coast of the Mediterranean in southeastern France, Bandol is one of the country's most ancient and distinguished wine-producing regions. The unique terroir, characterized by limestone and silica-rich soils and a temperate maritime climate, ensures that the grapes cultivated here are of the highest quality. Red wines from Bandol are predominantly made from Mourvèdre, a grape variety that thrives in the region's sun-drenched vineyards. These wines are known for their deep color, complex aromas of dark fruits, leather, and spices, and their potential to age gracefully. Rosé wines, which have gained immense popularity, offer fresh, vibrant flavors, making them perfect for summer sipping. The region also produces a limited quantity of white wines, which are crisp and aromatic, often evoking notes of citrus and white flowers. Embracing a legacy of viticulture, Bandol continues to be a testament to the enduring quality of French wines. read more... less

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What is Bandol wine?
Bandol wine, originating from the Bandol wine region located in Provence, France, is a distinctive class of wine known for its deep flavor profiles and high-quality production standards. The Bandol region's unique terroir, combining its limestone and silica-rich soils with the mild maritime climate of the Mediterranean coast, gives birth to wines with unparalleled characteristics. The grapes cultivated in Bandol are sun-drenched, absorbing the rich qualities of the land and sea, leading to wines that resonate with the essence of their origin. Over the years, Bandol has established itself as a beacon of excellence in the wine community, with vintners dedicated to preserving its time-honored traditions.

What are the most popular Bandol wines?
Bandol wines have been celebrated for their robust reds and vivacious rosés. The most popular among these are the reds made predominantly from the Mourvèdre grape. These wines are celebrated for their intense color, intricate dark fruit aromas, and notes of leather and spices. The rosés from Bandol, on the other hand, have become synonymous with summer, offering refreshing flavors and a vibrant palate. They perfectly capture the spirit of the Mediterranean, making them sought-after choices for wine enthusiasts. Additionally, some aged Bandol wines have achieved legendary status, coveted for their complexity and depth that evolves over time.

What are the different types of Bandol wine?
Bandol wine can be categorized mainly into three distinct types: red, rosé, and white. The red wines are the most iconic, primarily made from Mourvèdre, blended occasionally with Grenache and Cinsault. These reds are known for their longevity, aging gracefully in cellars, revealing layers of flavors over time. The Bandol rosés, often hailed as the gold standard for rosé wines, primarily blend Mourvèdre with other regional grapes, resulting in wines with fresh, fruity, and floral notes. Lastly, the white wines of Bandol, although produced in smaller quantities, are a hidden treasure. Usually crafted from Clairette and Bourboulenc, they exude crispness with hints of citrus and aromatic flowers.

What are the best Bandol wines?
Determining the "best" Bandol wines is subjective and often based on personal preference. However, some Bandol wines have consistently received acclaim from wine critics and connoisseurs. The reds, with their aging potential, often top the list with vintages that have been cellared to perfection, revealing profound notes of dark berries, leather, and earth. Some renowned estates have set benchmarks in Bandol winemaking, producing bottles that are eagerly awaited each year by enthusiasts. The rosés, with their impeccable balance of acidity and fruitiness, are also highly regarded, especially those that capture the essence of the Mourvèdre grape. While white Bandol wines might be less common, those that showcase the region's terroir through their refreshing and aromatic profiles are considered among the best. As with any wine, the "best" is a journey of discovery, guided by individual tastes and experiences.
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