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Hosanna 2003 75cl

AOC | Pomerol | Bordeaux | France
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18 Rene Gabriel
04: Mittleres Granat; deutlich rubiner Schimmer in der Mitte. Reife, kleine rote Beeren, ein Hauch heller Tabak sowie Red-Currant- und Kirschennoten. Im Gaumen veloursartiger, cremiger Charakter, füllige, rundliche Tannine welche ihm eine Chambertin-Eleganz verleihen, langes, harmonisches Finale. Nochmals im Mai auf Pétrus verkostet: Enormes Pflaumenaroma und wieder diese unerhörte Souplesse, die sich immer mehr mit Kraft vermischt. Nachverkostung im Herbst 2004: Viel Kaffee in der Nase, tolle Würze, insgesamt eine grossartige Tiefe anzeigend. Im Gaumen schwarzbeerig, Pflaumen und Black Currant. Tendiert in Richtung 19 Punkte zu gehen. (18/20). 09: Wenn man nicht wüsste, was es wäre, würde man glatt auf einen etwas alkoholischen Prioatwein tippen. Zeigt sich etwas alkoholisch mit Amarenasüsse und überreifem Beerenton. Im Gaumen ein wahrlicher Pomerol-Torpedo mit Masseto-Allüren.
93 Wine Spectator
Aromas of blackberry, forest fruits and licorice with just a hint of spice. Full-bodied, with loads of ripe fruit and velvety tannins. Raisins, toasted oak and just a hint of dark chocolate. Best after 2010. 1,125 cases made. –JS
92 Robert Parker
The successful 2003 Hosanna has turned out to be a sexy, opulent, medium to full-bodied wine offering loads of berry fruit, licorice and truffle characteristics. There is no trace of dry tannins or underripeness in this beauty. It once again proves that Christian Moueix is a genius in culling out the finest fruit from this estate, which was once known as Certan Giraud. This 2003 should be drunk over the next 4-5 years.
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Château Hosanna
Château Hosanna sits just in front of the legendary Pétrus and between Château Lafleaur and Vieux Château Certan in Pomerol. Born out of a separation of property, Hosanna represents the elevated section of the former, Château Certan-Giraud, which was purchased in 1999 by Ets. Jean-Pierre Moueix. The name Hosanna means praise and acclamation, which further hints at the vineyards ideal setting on the Pomerol plateau. The red gravel soil has layers of clay; the vines are between 25 and 50 years of age, with an average of 40 years and quite a high percentage of Cabernet Franc (30%). Since the acquisition, extensive work has been carried out in the vineyard, including the installation of new drainage and wells. Château Hosanna combines grace with complexity, and according to the Moueix family, the estate could become, thanks to the gentle dash of the Cabernet Franc, a feminine equivalent to Pétrus.