James Suckling bewertet den Chateau La Garde blanc 2018 Pessac Leognan wie folgt:

This is a dense and rich white with layers of fruit and a hint of tannin. Solid tension to the wine. Full-bodied. Lots of green apples, grapefruit and papaya. Lovely hints of creaminess at the finish.




 

Neal Martin im Mai 2018

The 2017 La Garde Blanc has a crisp and lively bouquet with dew-dappled green apples and light grass clipping notes. The palate is well balanced with a citric entry, more apply towards the second half with just a soupçon of salinity on the finish. This is often released at a keen price and will hopefully provide great value for money.


James Suckling im April 2018:

This is very linear and really energetic with a driven acidity and tight and compact fruit. Full-bodied yet remains so agile and bright. The lemon-zest and salty character is impressive. Only 10% new wood here.





 

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau La Garderouge 2018 Pessac Leognan wie folgt:

This is a wonderful young red with crushed blackberry and blueberry character. Full-bodied yet agile and very velvety. Flavorful finish. A beauty. 10 per cent co-fermented cabernet sauvignon and merlot.



James Mothels bewertet den Chateau La Garde rouge 2018 Pessac Leognan wie folgt:

This has the sappy fruit feel of the AOC in this vintage, but there s equivalent freshness too, giving the plum and cherry paste flavors some brightness and energy on the finish.



Antonio Galloni bewertet den Chateau La Garde rouge 2018 Pessac Leognan wie folgt:

The 2018 La Garde is a powerhouse. Dark stone fruit, leather, spice and scorched earth notes give La Garde its distinctly brooding, savory personality. Rich and deep on the palate, this super-expressive Pessac Léognan has so much to offer.