Domaine Boyar
Horsemen Mavrud & Merlot


Domaine Boyar
Horsemen Mavrud & Merlot

Mavrud, with its dark, thick-skinned grapes, lends an inky colour and pronounced tannins, while Merlot adds softness and roundness to the blend. Together, they create a wine of remarkable depth and complexity. The wine reveals a balanced array of ripe blackberries and plums, intertwined with subtle hints of toasty smokiness. The palate is big and juicy, showcasing abundant tannins that are well-integrated and balanced. Black fruit flavours dominate, accented by nuances of smoke and bitter chocolate, making this a powerful yet harmonious wine. Crafted with meticulous care, this wine benefits from the unique terroir of the Thracian Valley, where a moderate continental climate and diverse soils provide an ideal environment for producing age-worthy reds. The result is a wine with richness, density, and an unmistakable sense of place. Decant before serving.
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Mavrud, with its dark, thick-skinned grapes, lends an inky colour and pronounced tannins, while Merlot adds softness and roundness to the blend. Together, they create a wine of remarkable depth and complexity. The wine reveals a balanced array of ripe blackberries and plums, intertwined with subtle hints of toasty smokiness. The palate is big and juicy, showcasing abundant tannins that are well-integrated and balanced. Black fruit flavours dominate, accented by nuances of smoke and bitter chocolate, making this a powerful yet harmonious wine. Crafted with meticulous care, this wine benefits from the unique terroir of the Thracian Valley, where a moderate continental climate and diverse soils provide an ideal environment for producing age-worthy reds. The result is a wine with richness, density, and an unmistakable sense of place. Decant before serving.
Tasting notes
- ColourRed
- Enjoy at16-18 °C
- CountryBulgaria
- RegionThracian Valley
- StyleFull-Bodied
- GrapesMerlot, Mavrud
- Pair withThis wine pairs beautifully with robust dishes such as steak and kidney pie, lamb kofte, and marinated beef yakitori skewers.
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The Thracian Valley has a fair claim to being one of the earliest adoptees of winemaking; perhaps the people here 7000 years ago were indeed involved in the ‘cradle of winemaking’ that incorporates Georgia, Macedonia, Turkey and Greece afte...
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Really enjoyed this deep red! Best yet…
Really lovely tasty wine, would definitely get it again.