Close
Rechercher
Filters

Pavie Decesse 2016 75cl

Grand Cru Classé | St. Emilion | Bordeaux | France
CHF 140.55
Évaluations et Scores
99 James Suckling
Amazing, pure cherries, plums and flowers, as well as crushed stones. It jumps out of the glass. Full body, powerful tannins and a freshness and roundness to it. Lightly salty on the finish. Great structure with finesse. Try after 2024.
98 Robert Parker
Deep purple-black colored, the 2016 Pavie Decesse bursts boldly out of the glass with confident blackcurrant preserves, baked blackberries, baked plums and sandalwood notes with touches of Indian spices, mocha and lilacs plus touches of cedar chest and pencil lead. Big, concentrated and voluptuously fruited in the mouth, it has a truly impressive structure of very firm, finely grained tannins and racy freshness lifting all that densely packed fruit to a very long, multilayered finish. Wow!
98 Robert Parker
Deep purple-black colored, the 2016 Pavie Decesse bursts boldly out of the glass with confident blackcurrant preserves, baked blackberries, baked plums and sandalwood notes with touches of Indian spices, mocha and lilacs plus touches of cedar chest and pencil lead. Big, concentrated and voluptuously fruited in the mouth, it has a truly impressive structure of very firm, finely grained tannins and racy freshness lifting all that densely packed fruit to a very long, multilayered finish. Wow!
97 Vinous
The 2016 Pavie-Decesse pulses with energy, tension and pure class. Inky red and purplish berry fruit, pomegranate, chocolate, lavender and spice all run through this super-expressive Saint-Émilion. Dark and unctuous in the glass, but also very much medium in body, the 2016 is super refined and elegant. Silky tannins, pulsing, saline minerality and a sense of vibrancy all add to the wine's considerable appeal. The 2016 is a wine of exceptional finesse, class and sensuality. More importantly, it is absolutely memorable.
97 Vinous
The 2016 Pavie-Decesse pulses with energy, tension and pure class. Inky red and purplish berry fruit, pomegranate, chocolate, lavender and spice all run through this super-expressive Saint-Émilion. Dark and unctuous in the glass, but also very much medium in body, the 2016 is super refined and elegant. Silky tannins, pulsing, saline minerality and a sense of vibrancy all add to the wine's considerable appeal. The 2016 is a wine of exceptional finesse, class and sensuality. More importantly, it is absolutely memorable.
94 Wine Spectator
Warm and alluring in feel, with black tea, ganache and steeped plum and fig fruit flavors cruising through, picking up tobacco and dark earth notes on the rumbling finish. There's lots here, and this should gain a bit of nuance with cellaring. Best from 2022 through 2038. 667 cases made. — JM
94 Wine Spectator
Warm and alluring in feel, with black tea, ganache and steeped plum and fig fruit flavors cruising through, picking up tobacco and dark earth notes on the rumbling finish. There's lots here, and this should gain a bit of nuance with cellaring. Best from 2022 through 2038. 667 cases made. — JM
17 Rene Gabriel
Kunz Fassprobe 17: (90% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, 16 hl/ha, 14.63% vol. Alkohol) Kräftiges, pfefferiges, breites Bouquet, Brombeerkonfitüre, schwarze Kirschen, Edelhölzer, Mocca, schwarze Schokolade. Konzentrierter, kraftvoller, breiter Gaumen mit viel sandigem Tannin, dichter, dunkler Frucht, maskuliner Struktur, kräftiger, dunkler Aromatik, austrocknender Abgang. Kann noch zulegen.
17 Rene Gabriel
Kunz Fassprobe 17: (90% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, 16 hl/ha, 14.63% vol. Alkohol) Kräftiges, pfefferiges, breites Bouquet, Brombeerkonfitüre, schwarze Kirschen, Edelhölzer, Mocca, schwarze Schokolade. Konzentrierter, kraftvoller, breiter Gaumen mit viel sandigem Tannin, dichter, dunkler Frucht, maskuliner Struktur, kräftiger, dunkler Aromatik, austrocknender Abgang. Kann noch zulegen.
Producteur
Château Pavie Decesse
Evoluant, à tort, dans l’ombre de son illustre grand frère, Pavie, avec lequel il partage les mêmes propriétaires, le Château Pavie-Decesse élabore sous la direction de Gérard Perse des vins somptueux d’une densité puissante. Acquis en 1997, une année seulement avant Pavie, ce Grand Cru Classé profite, peu ou prou, du même terroir que son pendant plus renommé, son encépagement se composant de merlot, cabernet franc et cabernet-sauvignon. Situé au cœur de la sous-région des Côtes, le vignoble domine les autres depuis le sommet du plateau de Saint-Emilion. Ses sols calcaires s’expriment dans la fraîcheur florale et la minéralité des vins, leur conférant un caractère particulièrement unique. Les rouges, fidèles au style Perse, sont riches et opulents tout en présentant un côté plus tendu et compact, empli de fruits noirs épicés et moelleux. L’esprit d’excellence règne autant ici qu’à Pavie, permettant à Pavie-Decesse de rivaliser avec les plus grands Crus Classés de Bordeaux et d’offrir des assemblages de merlot et de cabernet franc de garde, caractérisés par des tanins remarquables et des touches de bois vanillé.