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Beauséjour Duffau Lagarrosse 2010 150cl

St. Emilion | Bordeaux | France
CHF 891.85
Évaluations et Scores
100 Robert Parker
The 2010 is a more structured, masculine and steely version of the utterly compelling 2009. Tasting like black raspberry confiture with subtle notes of graphite and crushed chalk along with enormous floral notes, the wine displays a slightly smoky character but a voluptuous attack, mid-palate and finish. Its is full-bodied and massively endowed, with every component perfectly etched in this extraordinary wine, which should be drinkable after 7-8 years of bottle age and last for a half-century or more. This is brilliant stuff. Composed of 73% Merlot, 23% Cabernet Franc and 4% Cabernet Sauvignon from yields of 21 hectoliters per hectare, the alcohol is the highest ever registered at Beausejour-Duffau, coming in at 15%, but remarkably, the pH is modest and the acids relatively elevated, giving the wine an astonishing freshness and precision that is hard to believe in view of its power, density and length. Anticipated maturity: 2025-2055+. Anyone who has read this publication or visited St.-Emilion knows that this is a magical terroir capable of great things. It was only fully exploited in the past in the 1990 vintage, but has reached more consistently great heights over the last three or four years. Kudos to the duo of Nicolas Thienpont and Stephane Derenoncourt for what they have achieved over the last few years at Beausejour-Duffau.
100 Robert Parker
The 2010 is a more structured, masculine and steely version of the utterly compelling 2009. Tasting like black raspberry confiture with subtle notes of graphite and crushed chalk along with enormous floral notes, the wine displays a slightly smoky character but a voluptuous attack, mid-palate and finish. Its is full-bodied and massively endowed, with every component perfectly etched in this extraordinary wine, which should be drinkable after 7-8 years of bottle age and last for a half-century or more. This is brilliant stuff. Composed of 73% Merlot, 23% Cabernet Franc and 4% Cabernet Sauvignon from yields of 21 hectoliters per hectare, the alcohol is the highest ever registered at Beausejour-Duffau, coming in at 15%, but remarkably, the pH is modest and the acids relatively elevated, giving the wine an astonishing freshness and precision that is hard to believe in view of its power, density and length. Anticipated maturity: 2025-2055+. Anyone who has read this publication or visited St.-Emilion knows that this is a magical terroir capable of great things. It was only fully exploited in the past in the 1990 vintage, but has reached more consistently great heights over the last three or four years. Kudos to the duo of Nicolas Thienpont and Stephane Derenoncourt for what they have achieved over the last few years at Beausejour-Duffau.
99 James Suckling
Clearly the best wine from here since 1989 or 1990. The intensity of dark fruits is insane with citrus and flowers as well as dark fruits. Full and lively with a finish that lasts for minutes but it is dense and impressive.
19 Rene Gabriel
Extrem dunkles Purpur mit lila und violetten Reflexen. Verführerisches, fast rahmiges Bouquet, rotes Cassis, reife Pflaumen, dezent floraler Touch mit Blütennuancen, lädt schön aus. Im Gaumen samtig, weich und füllig, traumhafte Balance, cremige Tannine, erhabene Länge. Zeigt sich wieder auf genialem Niveau und scheint jetzt permanent an frühere Einzelerfolge anknüpfen zu wollen. warten (2019 - 2037)
19 Rene Gabriel
Extrem dunkles Purpur mit lila und violetten Reflexen. Verführerisches, fast rahmiges Bouquet, rotes Cassis, reife Pflaumen, dezent floraler Touch mit Blütennuancen, lädt schön aus. Im Gaumen samtig, weich und füllig, traumhafte Balance, cremige Tannine, erhabene Länge. Zeigt sich wieder auf genialem Niveau und scheint jetzt permanent an frühere Einzelerfolge anknüpfen zu wollen. warten (2019 - 2037)
95 Wine Spectator
A beautiful, floral-tinged style, with a delightfully expressive core of kirsch and linzer torte that bursts forth, while lots of red licorice, bergamot, black tea and blood orange notes fill in the remaining space. This has terrific range, with a long, creamy finish as well, but don't be fooled, there's serious grip in reserve and should cruise in the cellar. Best from 2015 through 2030. –JM
95 Wine Spectator
A beautiful, floral-tinged style, with a delightfully expressive core of kirsch and linzer torte that bursts forth, while lots of red licorice, bergamot, black tea and blood orange notes fill in the remaining space. This has terrific range, with a long, creamy finish as well, but don't be fooled, there's serious grip in reserve and should cruise in the cellar. Best from 2015 through 2030. –JM
Producteur
Château Beauséjour
L’année 1985 a marqué un tournant dans l’histoire de ce domaine de Saint-Emilion, car le Château Beauséjour s’est hissé au rang des Premiers Grands Crus Classés, devenant ainsi l’un des producteurs les plus prodigieux de l’appellation. Après que ce virage qualitatif ait été acté, Pierre Bernault, ingénieur accompli, a racheté le Château Beauséjour en 2004, pour donner libre cours à sa passion pour le vin. Douze des quinze hectares du domaine sont plantés de merlot et de cabernet franc et la famille Bernault n’a eu cesse d’asseoir sa réputation de producteurs parmi les plus qualitatifs de Montagne-Saint-Emilion. Une renommée axée sur un style classique exacerbé par des consultants de renom tels Stéphane Derenoncourt, Michel Rolland et Nicolas Thienpont. Parmi les caractéristiques notables des vins citons leur belle corpulence, leurs fruits noirs opulents et leurs tanins fermes qui apportent de la structure pendant la phase de garde.