The company's founder, Thomas Barton, left his native Ireland and emigrated to Bordeaux when he was just 30 years old. He was a true adventurer, looking to make his fortune, and founded a shipping company in 1725. The first barrels of wine were naturally exported to Ireland, which, along with Holland, was the biggest market for Bordeaux in the early 18th century.
Very quickly, his efforts brought an unbelievable level of prosperity. He was the first shipper to have his own wine estates. By 1747, Thomas Barton was considered Bordeaux’s number one shipper. His loyal clients nicknamed him "French Tom".
His family, his associates and his successors followed his example. In 1802, his grandson, Hugh Barton, teamed up with his friend Daniel Guestier, a French shipowner, to create Barton & Guestier. Both men's children and grandchildren went into the business, until the mid-20th century. Today, a dedicated team and over a hundred distributors continue to develop the Barton & Guestier brand worldwide. Barton & Guestier wines are widely recognized throughout the world as wines of excellent quality and tremendous value. The list of wines has also grown to include a broad range of classics from the greatest wine regions of France.
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Opening with intense aromas of bright cherry, vanilla and fresh tobacco, this generous Pinot
Noir has a supple body and lively acidity. Medium tannins knit together fresh flavors and
earthy undertones for a well-balanced wine with lingering finish. As its name suggests, the
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A bright & flavorful wine from the Touraine region of the Loire Valley. Lovely floral notes with peach and pear flavors on the the palate. A refreshing finish. Great on it's own or with light cheeses, salads, seafood and light desserts. A fantastic wine for the price!
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In France, the local bistro is where folks go to relax, socialize, drink wine and dine in a casual, friendly setting.
This Pinot Noir has all the right qualities of a good bistro wine: it is simple, delicious, fun to drink, and pairs well with lots of different foods and flavors.
Soft and...
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In France, the local bistro is where folks go to relax, socialize, drink wine and dine in a casual,
friendly setting. This Cabernet Sauvignon has all the right qualities of a good bistro wine: it is
simple, delicious and pairs well with many foods and flavors. In making this wine, low...
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In France, the local bistro is where folks go to relax, socialize, drink wine and dine in a casual, friendly setting.
This Pinot Noir has all the right qualities of a good bistro wine: it is simple, delicious, fun to drink, and pairs well with lots of different foods and flavors.
Soft and...
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Cherry red with violet highlights. Seductive and aromatic, dominated by red fruit aromas (blueberry and raspberry) and spicy notes. Fresh and lively wine, with good structure and smooth tannins, and intense, fruity mouth flavors.
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The color is a brilliant golden-straw. It has an attractive and aromatic nose with dominant fruit aromas (apples, pears and bananas). Following an initial impression of fullness, the wine develops a creamy texture on the palate. The aftertaste is lively, fresh and very aromatic.
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Medium cherry color. The nose is fine and elegant, with aromas of ripe red fruit including raspberry and red currant with slightly toasted notes. Good balanced wine with soft tannins and a long smooth finish. Intense ripe red fruit flavors on the palate.
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Brilliant straw color. Fresh and aromatic, mixing mineral, floral and fruity notes (exotic fruit). Lively with a certain roundness in the mouth, with good sweetness/acidity balance and a nice mineral finish.
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