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Lagrange 2008 300cl

3eme Grand Cru Classé | St. Julien | Bordeaux | France
CHF 378.35
Critics scores
17 Rene Gabriel
Mittleres Rubin, satt in der Mitte. Delikates Bouquet, parfümierte Himbeeren- und Rotkirschennote, hellrote Rosen. Im Gaumen ziemlich fest im Stoff, vordergründiges Extrakt, recht konzentriert, zeigt Rasse und auch ein interessantes Potential. (17/20). 10: Kurz vor der Abfüllung. Wirkt mittelgewichtig, aber gut balanciert, mit gewissen muskulösen Reserven. warten (2018 - 2034)
91 Wine Spectator
This dense red exhibits a tangy damson plum note that leads the way for iron and lilting black tea flavors, all followed by darker charcoal and fig character. There's a nice ying-yang of velvet and iron on the finish. Drink now through 2019. 25,000 cases made. –JM
89 Robert Parker
2008: The dark ruby/purple-hued 2008 reveals an angular, austere personality along with medium to full-bodied, deep, concentrated fruit. An unusually backward and highly tannic 2008, it will benefit from 3-4 years of cellaring and should keep for 20 years. It is a very good wine, but it is not pleasant to drink at present.
Producer
Château Lagrange
Château Lagrange is a sizable estate even by Médoc standards, with close to 120 uninterrupted hectares of vines spread across the Saint-Julien appellation. The Japanese-owned Suntory firm purchased the property in 1983, with major investments made in both the vineyards and the winery, the group brought Lagrange’s quality to new heights. For many years the château was in the hands of Marcel Ducasse and Kenji Suzuta, today however, a new tandem, Matthieu Bordes and Keiichi Shiina have taken the reins. Perpetuating Lagrange’s pursuit of excellence, the duo now crafts rich and concentrated wines with well-rounded tannins that inevitably defend their 3ème Grand Cru Classé status. Eco-friendly farming methods and handpicked harvesting are paired with state-of-the-art vinification facilities, which include temperature-controlled stainless steel vats, new French oak barriques, and traditional fining techniques. The resulting wine is a highly extracted, tightly knit oaked blend made with endearing finesse and freshness that aids to its approachable style. The Grand Vin Lagrange is a model Saint-Julien, its signature style even for leading Bordeaux properties is difficult to emulate.