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Chateau Moulin Canon Fronsac

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$24.13 $33.99 In stock

Category: Bordeaux Blends

Chateau Moulin Canon Fronsac is a red Bordeaux blend from the Fronsac area of Bordeaux, France. It is described as spicy and gamey, with a rich tartness and woodsy cedar notes.

  • Category: Bordeaux Blends
  • Type: Red wine
  • Region: France, Bordeaux
  • Tasting notes: earthy, pepper, tart fruit
  • Size: 700–750 ml
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison C. ★★★★★

The cedar and gamey spice notes really came through after about an hour in the decanter. Pairs beautifully with a peppercorn steak, the tartness cuts right through the fat. A solid Fronsac that delivers exactly what it promises.

Violet ★★★★★

Opened this on a quiet Tuesday night and the gamey richness hit me right away — it's got that tart edge that cuts through a steak perfectly. The cedar keeps lingering in the glass long after the last sip, which I genuinely love.

Chloe ★★★★★

The cedar and spice notes are what really elevate this Fronsac — paired it with a simple steak and it held up beautifully. Rich without being heavy, and that gamey finish lingers just long enough.