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Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 Saint Emilion 1er Grand Cru Classe

Art.Nr.:: 2041611
GTIN/EAN:
Lieferzeit:: 2-5 Werktage (Ausland abweichend)
Lagerbestand:: Stück
Verkauf / Lieferung:: eingetroffen
Inhalt in Liter:: 0.75
Ursprungsland:: Frankreich
Region:: Bordeaux
Lage:: Saint Emilion Grand Cru
Parker Punkte:: 94+
James Suckling:: 96
Weinwisser:: 18 | 20
Winespectator:: 96
Vinous:: 97
Bodenformation:: Kalkstein mit einer Lehmauflage
Qualitätsstufe:: 1er Grand Cru Classe | Saint Emilion AOC
Geschmack:: trocken
Verschlussart:: Naturkorken
Trinktemperatur (in Grad °C):: 16 – 18
Glasempfehlung:: Zalto DenkArt Bordeaux | Gabriel Universal Gold
unsere interne Kategorie:: Ein Klassiker | oft ganz vorne dabei
Alkoholgehalt in Vol.%:: 14.5
Allergene:: enthält Sulfite
Herstelleradresse / Inverkehrbringer / Herkunftsangabe:: Chateau Clos Fourtet. 1 Le Chatelet-Sud. 33330 Saint-Emilion. Frankreich

125,00 EUR

166,67 EUR pro l

inkl. 19% MwSt. zzgl. Versand

Beschreibung

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 am 02.02.2018 wie folgt:
This is very velvety and flamboyant with a sexy mouthfeel and rich and delicious fruit. Exotic and more-ish. All there. So much fun to taste.

Lisa Perrotti Brown bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 am 21.02.2018 wie folgt:
The 2015 Clos Fourtet is a blend of 90% Merlot. 7% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Cabernet Franc. and it was picked between 18 September and 12 October. It has a voluminous bouquet with sweet cassis and blueberry aromas. rather smudged with violets coming through with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with rounded tannin. ripe and voluptuous. dark chocolate infusing the red and black fruit with a touch of mint on the structured. graceful finish. What a fabulous Saint Emilion from Mathieu Cuvelier and his team - Clos Fourtet with breeding and class. It deserves 5-8 years in bottle.

Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 Saint Emilion mit 97 Punkten bei Vinous

Antonio Galloni bewertet den Clos Fourtet 2015 im Februar 2018 wie folgt:
Clos Fourtet is a drop-dead gorgeous beauty in 2015. Powerful. vivid and wonderfully nuanced. it exudes class. Inky red/purplish stone fruit. lavender. spice. mint and orange peel give the 2015 its myriad shades of nuance. but it is the wine's balance and total sense of harmony that elevate it to the realm of the profound. In 2015. Clos Fourtet has a bit more body and resonance than is typically the case. Beneath all of the fruit. however. the 2015 has more than enough energy and structural underpinning to drink well for many years. This is a stunning wine from the Cuvelier family and consulting winemakers Stéphane Derenoncourt and Julien Lavenu. The blend is 88% Merlot. 10% Cabernet Sauvignon and 2% Cabernet Franc. Tasted three times.

Best Ever Clos Fourtet für den Winespectator!
James Mothels 31.März 2018:
Thoroughly ripe but seemingly light-footed. as a remarkably silky structure lets waves of plum sauce. blueberry reduction and raspberry puree glide through effortlessly. Light licorice. violet and ganache hints add to the finish. showing very fine chalky minerality in the background. Drink now through 2035. 4.417 cases made.

Bewertungen der Fassproben

96-97 Punkte
James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 wie folgt:
This is very velvety and flamboyant with a sexy mouthfeel and rich and delicious fruit. Exotic and more-ish. All there. So much fun to taste.

95-97 Parker Punkte
Neal Martin bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 im April 2016:
The 2015 Clos Fourtet is a blend of 90% Merlot. 7% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Cabernet Franc. and it was picked between 18 September and 12 October. It has a voluminous bouquet with sweet cassis and blueberry aromas. rather smudged with violets coming through with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with rounded tannin. ripe and voluptuous. dark chocolate infusing the red and black fruit with a touch of mint on the structured. graceful finish. What a fabulous Saint Emilion from Mathieu Cuvelier and his team - Clos Fourtet with breeding and class. It deserves 5-8 years in bottle.

18 / 20 Punkte
Rene Gabriel bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 wie folgt:
Sattes Purpur-Granat. dicht in der Mitte. lila Schimmer aussen. Das Nasenbild ist eine Delikatesse. reife Kirschen. gar einen Hauch von Grenadine vermittelnd. Bereits das Bouquet vermittelt Klasse. Im Gaumen sublim. samtene Textur. in der Mitte aber dann schon seine Kraft etwas zeigend. dies mit pfeffrigen. aber auch ganz dezent kernigen Noten. tolle Länge. Trotz der angezeigten Harmonie sind die Komponente noch nicht ganz beieinander. Aber das kommt sicher noch mit dem Ausbau. Aufgerundet. Potentialwertung:

94-97 Punkte
Winespectator bewertet den Chateau Clos Fourtet 2015 wie folgt:
Enticing. with raspberry. plum and boysenberry fruit taking hold from the start. followed by lively spice and black tea notes. The finish is threaded with a fine chalky spine. Focused and refined. Score range: 94-97

Eigene Bewertung CB Weinhandel
93-95+
Besitzt eine der zurückhaltendsten Nasen. auch mit etwas Zeit noch verschlossen. Von der Farbe her auch nicht komplett undurchsichtig. Ein wenig feine Süsse freigebend. Der Tänzer unter den Saint Emilon Kraftprotzen. Eleganz ist hier die Stärke und weiss so zu überzeugen. 93-95+

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