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Doppelmagnum in 1er Original Holzkiste

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Villemaurine 2015 am 02.02.2018 wie folgt:

Crushed violet and blueberry aromas with a chalky edge. Smells restrained. The palate has a wealth of fresh flavors. So supple and even. Great depth and detail here. Try from 2022.

 

Lisa Perrotti Brown bewertet den Chateau Villemaurine 2015 am 21.02.2018 wie folgt:

The 2015 Villemaurine is blended of 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc. aged in 70% new and 30% one-year-old oak barrels for 16 months. Medium garnet-purple in color. it is scented of crushed black cherries. mulberries and blackberry preserves with cedar chest and rose hip hints. Medium to full-bodied with firm. grainy tannins. it's tightly knit with loads of layers and wonderful purity. finishing with great length and depth.

 

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Wir verfolgen diesen Wein nun sehr sehr aufmerksam seit dem 2009er Jahrgang. Es scheint. als wäre hier mit diesem Jahrgang der absolute Durchbruch geschaffen. Mit Ausnahme von 2013. hat dieses Weingut Weine in die Flasche gebracht. die absolut zu den grossen Namen aufschliessen können.

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Dieser komplexe, raffinierte und harmonische Rotwein ist vielschichtig mit Aromen von schwarzen Kirschen, schwarzen Johannisbeeren und Gewürzen mit ausdrucksvoller Mineralität. Am Gaumen ist er kraftvoll, lebhaft und konzentriert mit mit feinen Tanninen, erstaunlicher Frucht und tollem Abgang. Die unglaublich beeindruckende Qualität der Pintas-Weine hat viele Gründe. Einer ist, dass die bis zu 89 Jahre alten Rebstöcke sich aus mehr als 40 verschiedenen autochthonen Rebsorten zusammensetzen, die typisch für das Douro-Tal sind. Nach der selektiven Handlese wurden die Trauben ganz traditionell und schonend über mehrere Tage hinweg von Menschen getreten. So können nur die besten Tannine in den späteren Wein gelangen. Die nach der Gärung erfolgenden Reifung und malolaktische Gärung wurde in französischen Eichenfässern für ca. 20 Monaten durchgeführt.

 

Mark Squires vergibt 97 Punkte für den Wine & Soul Pintas 2019 Douro Tinto (Dez. 2021):

The 2019 Pintas is a field blend (over 40 grapes, but the dominant grapes are Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and Touriga Nacional) from old vines (around 90 years) aged for 20 months in 20% new French oak. It comes in at 14.5% alcohol. What can you say about Pintas in all its glory? Big and expressive fruit is the first thing you'll take note of. Yet the second thing changes the opinion on and character of this wine. It's not even close to a fruit bomb. Its structure controls it, making it fresh, precise and lively, never jammy and ponderous. Then, it shows off some serious power. The winery's style generally eschews astringency (except at times on the Port), but there's certainly a fair bit of power on that finish. This is built to age and develop. It's delicious but not one-dimensional. It isn't even close to showing everything it has just now. While not completely unapproachable, it will show a lot better in a few years. It may not hit peak for 10. There were 5,900 bottles produced, plus some other size formats.

 

Wine & Soul ist das gemeinsame Projekt von der Top Winemakerin in Portugal Sandra Tavares da Silva und Jorge Serodio Borges im Pinhao Valley. Im Douro Tal schaffen Sie Weine. die aus teilweise sehr alten Rebanlagen traditioneller Rebsorten gekeltert werden. Die Weine bewahren bei aller Konzentration und Kraft stets Ihre Komplexität und Eleganz. Erst seit 2001 werden Weine wie der Pintas erzeugt. aber schon heute zählen diese Weine zu den absoluten Kultweinen Portugals. Die Produktion dieser Spitzengewächse ist jedes Jahr sehr limitiert.

Die Abbildung zeigt die 0,75-Liter Standardflasche

 

James Suckling im Oktober 2019:

This is so drinkable now. Savory and yummy. Lots of blackberries, blueberries and currants. Full-to medium-bodied, tight and silky with beautiful freshness and finesse. So long and caressing, yet tightly grained tannins give it tension. Lovely drinkability. Available April 2020. Drink or hold.
 

Lisa Perrotti Brown im Oktober 2019:

There was about 40% of a normal crop this year due to strict selection. Grapes were harvested from September 21 to October 3 and the wine was bottled in May 2019. The 2017 Napanook is made up of 89% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Cabernet Franc and 2% Petit Verdot and was aged in 20% new French oak barrels. Deep purple-black in color, it springs from the glass with vivacious notions of warm black cherries, blackberry compote and crushed black currants with touches of dark chocolate, licorice, fertile loam, underbrush, camphor and cinnamon stick plus a waft of lilacs. Full-bodied with a firm level of grainy tannins and seamless freshness supporting the bold, spicy black fruit layers, it finishes on a lingering perfumed note. With further time, it begins to reveal the mineral signature of the estate, delivering a glimpse at the gravitas to come with 5-7 years in the cellar. 1,400 cases were made.

Antonio Galloni im Januar 2020:

The 2017 Napanook is forward, lush and quite giving - in other words, very much in keeping with the style of the year. Silky and radiant, with plenty of bright, red-toned fruit, the 2017 Napanook is one of the very finest Napa Valley Cabernets readers will find in this price range. Savory, earthy and licorice undertones add striking shades of nuance, with silky tannins that extend the finish effortlessly. This is such a gorgeous and inviting wine. When just opened, the 2017 mostly offers density and opulence, but a few hours of air brings out layers of subtlety and aromatic nuance.



Jeb Dunnuck im Januar 2020:

The 2017 Napanook checks in 89% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Cabernet Franc, and the rest Petit Verdot. It offers classy notes of cassis, black currants, toasted spices, and hints of flowers. With lots of chocolately richness, medium to full body, and beautifully ripe tannins, it's layered and has impressive depth of fruit, followed by a great finish. It's going to evolve for 15-20 years. It's an incredible value in classic, impeccably made Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.

Der Lafage Cuvee Nicolas Grenache Noir Vieilles Vignes 2019 wird aus Trauben von alten Reben gekeltert. die eine besonders feine Frucht und Klarheit hervorbringen. Er duftet intensiv nach dunklen Früchten. saftiger Kirsche und zeigt leicht schokoladige Anklänge. Das Tannin ist von perfekter Reife und Struktur. besonders die feine und milde Säure ist ein Charakterzug des Weins diesen Jahrgangs.

Jeb Dunnuck vergibt diese Note und Beschreibung für den JG 2019

 All Grenache brought up in demi–muids and aged on lees for 8 months, the medium ruby/purple hued color of the 2019 Cuvée Nicolas is followed by a killer bouquet of kirsch liqueur, savory spices, cured meats, and peppery garrigue. Rich, medium to full-bodied, and gorgeously textured, it has wonderful richness with no sensation of weight or heaviness. It’s another insane value from this team.
 

 

James Suckling beschreibt ihn am 28. July 2015 wie folgt:

Fabulous purity and clarity of fruit. Black currants. blackberries and violets. Full body. big soft tannins and a chocolate. hazelnut and dark fruit character. Some hot stones too. Ripe. velvety and fruity finish. Better in 2020 but delicious to drink now. Wonderful Dominus.

 

Robert M. Parker Jr. beschreibt ihn im Oktober 2015 wie folgt:

The exuberance and drama in the stunning nose of the dense plum-colored 2012 Dominus offers up notes of Asian spice. ripe. black currants. kirsch. tobacco leaf and Christmas fruitcake. It is full-bodied and opulent. with no hard edges. a seamless integration of acidity. wood and tannin and a density and richness that are built to go on for 25-30 years.

 

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Cap de Faugeres 2019 Cotes de Castillon im Juni 2020:

This is a young red with serious concentration of fruit for the appellation. showing blue fruit and hints of dried mushrooms and salt. Full-bodied. Chewy finish. Better than the 2018.

Neal Martin bewertet den Chateau Cap de Faugeres 2019 Cotes de Castillon im Mai 2020:

The 2019 Cap de Faugères has a typical Fronsac bouquet with dense blackberry. briary and melted tar aromas that kind of shut the door in your face for broaching it prematurely. I don't mind that - it's still delineated and develops an appealing loam character. The palate is medium-bodied with quite hard tannins. a broad-shouldered and grippy wine in the making with a potent briny finish. It will certainly require several years in the cellar. but it is still a Fronsac with character.
 

Lisa Perrotti Brown bewertet den Chateau Cap de Faugeres 2019 Cotes de Castillon im Juni 2020:

Opaque purple-black colored. the 2019 Cap de Faugères delivers intense scents of prunes. Black Forest cake and ripe. fresh blackberries with hints of Marmite toast. tapenade. damp soil and truffles. The full-bodied palate delivers mouth-coating black fruit preserves with a velvety texture and tons of freshness. finishing long and earthy.


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James Suckling beschreibt den Dominus Napa Valley 2014 am 27. Januar 2017:
Fabulous purity and clarity of fruit. Black currants. blackberries and violets. Full body. big soft tannins and a chocolate. hazelnut and dark fruit character. Some hot stones too. Ripe. velvety and fruity finish. Better in 2020 but delicious to drink now. Wonderful Dominus.

 

Robert M. Parker Jr. beschreibt den Dominus Napa Valley 2014 im Oktober 2016:
The 2014s. where the production of Napanook was only 2.200 cases and Dominus slightly more than the 2015 at 4.000 cases. was another early harvest. although somewhat later than 2015. The 2014 Dominus. which is 86% Cabernet Sauvignon. 7% Cabernet Franc and 7% Petit Verdot really struts its stuff. Moueix’s belief in dry farming seems to be paying off with stronger and stronger vintages. each successive year. and the 2014 is a sexy. opulent. layered. multidimensional wine with notes of red and blackcurrant. cedar wood. tobacco leaf . spice box and licorice. The color is a dense plum/ruby/purple. much like the Napanook. This is a beauty that is already drinking gorgeously – as most 2014s are – and will continue to evolve for 25 or so years.

The 2014 Dominus is endowed with tons of depth, power and muscle. Black cherry, plum, smoke, menthol, licorice, chocolate, dried herbs and dark spices are all pushed forward. Deep, pliant and exquisitely layered, the 2014 possesses tons of concentration and mid-palate depth. Like so many wines in this vintage, the 2014 comes across as a hybrid of 2013 and 2012. I very much like the energy and focus in this wine. This is a fabulous wine in every way. With time in the glass, the flavors gain in brightness and focus. There is certainly much to look forward to.


 

 

Christian Balog beschreibt den Wein wie folgt:
93+Punkte
Dichter und satter Kern, frische intensiv fruchtige Nase. süssliche kleine Beeren. Schwarzkirsche. Im Mund satt mit guter Frucht. Schöne polierte Tannine, weich, frisch und sauberes Finale. Seit einigen Jahren nun ist das Chateau Dalem für uns die Benchmark in Fronsac, daran ändert auch der JG 2018 nichts.

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Dalem 2018 Fronsac Subskription wie folgt:

An elegant nose of flowers, plums, red berries and cedar. It’s medium-bodied with silky texture. Shows balance and finesse, supported by polished tannins and a pretty drive. Lovely all around. Try after 2023.

James Mothels bewertet den Chateau Dalem 2018 Fronsac Subskription wie folgt:
Graceful in feel, this delivers cassis and bitter plum notes infused with bergamot and floral hints that all carry through a refined, mineral-tinged finish. A charming, understated wine. Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Drink now through 2030.
 

Lisa Perrotti Brown bewertet den Chateau Dalem 2018 Fronsac Subskription wie folgt:

A blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc, the 2018 Dalem has a deep garnet-purple color and compelling notes of blackberry preserves, wild blueberries and ripe, juicy black plums, with hints of dark chocolate, licorice and black olives. The full-bodied palate (15% alcohol) appears bright and fresh with the lively black fruits framed by soft, velvety tannins, finishing long and savory. Nicely done!

Antonio Galloni bewertet den Chateau Dalem 2018 Fronsac Subskription wie folgt:

The 2018 Dalem is quite backward on the nose, opening gradually to offer blackberry, licorice and very light menthol aromas; you just want to give the aromatics a polite kick up the backside. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins and a fine bead of acidity. Quite juicy in the mouth, delivering black cherries and cassis toward the well-defined, persistent finish. Excellent, but give it 24 months in bottle, because the nose needs time to find its mojo.


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Verkostungsbericht vom 03. Februar 2019:
There’s purity and focus to this Fronsac with blackberry and blueberry aromas and flavors. Full body. firm and silky tannins and a flavorful finish. Precise and pretty. A blend of 90 per cent merlot and ten per cent cabernet franc. Drink from 2022.

Lisa Perrotti Brown 30. November 2018

Deep garnet-purple colored. the 2016 Dalem (blended of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc) leaps from the glass with notions of warm black cherries. chocolate mint and baked black plums plus hints of star anise. garrigue and cedar chest. Full-bodied yet possessing fantastic freshness and harmony on the palate. it has wonderfully vibrant fruit and a ripe. grainy frame. finishing with a compelling lift.

Antonio Galloni bewertet den Dalem im Januar 2019 wie folgt:

The 2016 Dalem is a flamboyant. unctuous wine. Super-ripe black cherry. chocolate. blackberry. grilled herbs. menthol. licorice and incense all run though this opulent. unapologetically full-throttle Fronsac. Dalem is one of the most overt. voluptuous wines of the year. I find it utterly irresistible. Tasted two times.


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James Suckling über den Chateau Dalem 2019 Fronsac:

17 Jan, 2022 – Sweet plums and berries with some lavender undertones. Medium to full body. Plenty of fruit and ripe tannins. Crushed-stone undertones. Polished and sophisticated finish. Merlot. Very attractive already, but needs two or three years to come together.
 

Neal Martin (vinous) zum Chateau Dalem 2019 Fronsac:

The 2019 Dalem offers almost Burgundian purity on the nose, where blackberry, bilberry, crushed stone and pressed iris petal commingle. The palate is beautifully proportioned and quite saline, with fine tannins and an almost pixelated finish, which delivers superb grip and density. This is an outstanding Fronsac that will live long in the bottle. Excellent.
 

Jeb Dunnuck im April 2022:

Readers looking for a smoking deal in the vintage should grab bottles of the 2019 Château Dalem. This rich, medium to full-bodied, mouth-filling effort has lots of ripe darker cherry and blackberry fruit as well as tobacco, cedar pencil, and violet nuances. Rich, textured, balanced, and with a real sense of purity and class, it's ideal for enjoying over the coming 10-12, if not 15 years or so.
 

Für den Wine Spectator verköstigte James Molesworth den Chateau Dalem 2019 Fronsac:

Sleek and taut, with chalky threads running along the edges of a core of fresh cherry puree and cassis notes. Features a subtle tobacco accent throughout, with nice cut through the finish. Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Drink now through 2032. 7,000 cases made, 2,000 cases imported.
 

Der Chateau Dalem 2019 Fronsac am Gaumen der Falstaff-Verköstiger:

Dunkles Rubingranat, opaker Kern, violette Reflexe, zarte Ockerrandaufhellung. Feine schwarze Waldbeerfrucht, dunkle Kirschen, angenehme Edelholzwürze, kandierte Orangenzesten unterlegt. Saftig, elegant und stoffig, reife Herzkirschen, feine, tragende Tannine, gute Frische und Mineralität, bleibt haften, etwas Nougat, zeigt Länge und Reifepotenzial.
 

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau La Vieille Cure 2018 Fronsac wie folgt:

Aromas of plum, blueberry, dark chocolate and walnut husk. Some pine cone, too. It’s medium-to full-bodied with firm, powdery tannins. Chewy, creamy and polished all at once. Extremely well done. Try from 2023.  

James Mothels bewertet den Chateau La Vieille Cure 2018 Fronsac wie folgt:

This has a succulent feel, pulling you into its mix of fresh plum, red cherry and raspberry coulis flavors while bergamot and red tea accents stay in the background. Finish is juicy but tightly focused, with an underlying chalky thread lending precision. Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.
 

Lisa Perrotti Brown bewertet den Chateau La Vieille Cure 2018 Fronsac wie folgt:

Deep garnet-purple in color, the 2018 La Vieille Cure opens with cedar chest, graphite and tree bark scents, giving way to a core of baked blackberries, stewed plums and cherry compote, with wafts of Sichuan pepper and star anise. The full-bodied palate (15% alcohol) is wearing a lot of oak at this stage, with a good core of baked black fruits and loads of exotic spice accents, supported by grainy tannins and just enough freshness, finishing woody. Give it a good 5 years for the oak to integrated and drink it over the next 12-15 years or more.

Antonio Galloni bewertet den Chateau La Vieille Cure 2018 Fronsac wie folgt:

The 2018 La Vieille Cure is a total pleasure bomb. Rich, sumptuous and exotically beautiful, the 2018 grabs hold of all the senses and never lets up. Inky dark fruit, spice, new leather, licorice, mocha and chocolate build as this exuberant, deeply layered Fronsac shows off its soft curves and considerable charms. In a word: fabulous. 

 

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95 Punkte von Yves Beck
(Flaschenbewertung)

70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 10% Petit Verdot Welch eine Vielfältigkeit, Präzision und Frische in diesem Bouquet. Es ist von intensiven Noten von Kirschen, Grenadinen und Iris geprägt, ergänzt durch mineralische Nuancen. Der Wein ist saftig, schmackhaft und lebhaft. Seine Tannine offenbaren sich delikat und präzise, um am Gaumenende ihre Amplitude zu erreichen, wo sie fein aber kraftvoll wirken. Herrliche Gaumenaromatik und angenehme Frische bis in den Abgang. Langanhaltendes Finale. 2024-2039



James Suckling im Dezember 2021:

Vibrant young red with dark-berry, walnut and crushed-stone aromas and flavors. It’s medium-bodied with chewy tannins and a slightly austere finish. Partially made in amphora. Petit verdot and merlot. Best after 2023.



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CB Weinhandel bewertet den Chateau Sociando Mallet 2018 Haut Medoc wie folgt:

Konzentrierter Kern. die Nase ist tiefgründig. dunkel von den Aromen. schöne saftige Schwarzbeerige Frucht. sehr animierend bereits beim riechen. Am Gaumen voll. saftig. einnehmend. Tolle reife der Tannine. mächtig aber keineswegs anstrengend. Im Finale sehr fruchtklar. mit sehr guter Länge. 93+ Punkte ...

 

James Suckling bewertet den Chateau Sociando Mallet 2018 Haut Medoc wie folgt:

I like the blueberry, chocolate, blackcurrant and dark chocolate. Some tar and crushed lead pencil, too. Full body and firm, creamy tannins with a lovely texture and roundness. Extremely well polished and exciting. One of the best Sociandos in a long time. Best after 2025.

 

Neal Martin bewertet den Chateau Sociando Mallet 2018 Haut Medoc wie folgt:

The 2018 Sociando Mallet, which comes wrapped in a resplendent 50th-anniversary label to celebrate the late Jean Gautreau’s acquisition of the estate, takes some time to really coalesce on the nose, eventually revealing boysenberry and mulberry scents and cedar and light earthy aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins that belie the concentration of this Sociando-Mallet. Very cohesive, it delivers plenty of red fruit mixed with sous-bois and tobacco, though there is just a little more dryness on the finish than I was expecting. Give it 3–5 years in bottle if you can.
 

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James Suckling über den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

6 Dec, 2021 – Plenty of blackberry, currant and floral aromas. Some mint as well, following through to a full-bodied palate with layers of ultra-fine tannins and wonderful length. This is sophisticated and beautifully crafted with style and personality, displaying its terroir. Extremely well done. Drink after 2025.

 

William Kelley im April 2022:
BEST EVER im Wineadvocate

A timely classic for patient readers with cold cellars, the 2019 Langoa Barton is performing beautifully in bottle, unwinding in the glass with a rich bouquet of cassis, plums, cigar wrapper, pencil shavings and loamy soil. Medium to full-bodied, deep and elegantly muscular, its concentrated core of fruit is framed by lively acids and ripe, powdery tannins that assert themselves on the youthfully firm finish. Forget it for a decade and reap the rewards for the following four.

 

Antonio Galloni (Vinous) bewertet den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

The 2019 Langoa-Barton is every bit as delicious as it was from barrel. The purity of the flavors is just striking. Inky red fruit, blood orange, spice, mint and pomegranate are pushed forward. This is an especially succulent, richly textured Langoa, and that's not a bad thing for a wine that in some vintages is a bit light.

 

Und Neal Martin (Vinous) zum Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

The 2019 Langoa Barton has closed down a little on the nose since I tasted it from barrel, offering blackberry, black olive and sandalwood, quite pastille-like in style. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins and beautiful definition but less structure than I remember out of barrel. Quite saline toward the finish, with a dash of white pepper. A delicious, classically-styled Langoa-Barton. Very fine. 13.92% alcohol

 

Für den Wine Spectator verköstigte James Molesworth den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

Ripe and juicy, with a youthfully compact core of steeped plum, blueberry and black currant fruit. The finish is scored by violet and singed apple wood notes, with a tug of tar peeking in as well. Offers ample fruit and inner freshness, so this should open up soon enough. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Best from 2025 through 2038. 7,950 cases made.

 

Der Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien am Gaumen der Falstaff-Verköstiger:

Dunkles Rubingranat, opaker Kern, violette Reflexe, zarte Randaufhellung. Etwas Feigen, zart nach Eukalytus, zart nach Nougat, kandierte Orangenzesten, reife Pflaumen unterlegt. Komplex, saftige schwarze Waldbeerfrucht, feine, reife Tannine, lebendige Struktur, salzig-mineralischer Abgang, bleibt gut haften, wird von Flaschenreife profitieren.
 

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James Suckling über den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

6 Dec, 2021 – Plenty of blackberry, currant and floral aromas. Some mint as well, following through to a full-bodied palate with layers of ultra-fine tannins and wonderful length. This is sophisticated and beautifully crafted with style and personality, displaying its terroir. Extremely well done. Drink after 2025.

 

William Kelley im April 2022:
BEST EVER im Wineadvocate

A timely classic for patient readers with cold cellars, the 2019 Langoa Barton is performing beautifully in bottle, unwinding in the glass with a rich bouquet of cassis, plums, cigar wrapper, pencil shavings and loamy soil. Medium to full-bodied, deep and elegantly muscular, its concentrated core of fruit is framed by lively acids and ripe, powdery tannins that assert themselves on the youthfully firm finish. Forget it for a decade and reap the rewards for the following four.

 

Antonio Galloni (Vinous) bewertet den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

The 2019 Langoa-Barton is every bit as delicious as it was from barrel. The purity of the flavors is just striking. Inky red fruit, blood orange, spice, mint and pomegranate are pushed forward. This is an especially succulent, richly textured Langoa, and that's not a bad thing for a wine that in some vintages is a bit light.

 

Und Neal Martin (Vinous) zum Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

The 2019 Langoa Barton has closed down a little on the nose since I tasted it from barrel, offering blackberry, black olive and sandalwood, quite pastille-like in style. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins and beautiful definition but less structure than I remember out of barrel. Quite saline toward the finish, with a dash of white pepper. A delicious, classically-styled Langoa-Barton. Very fine. 13.92% alcohol

 

Für den Wine Spectator verköstigte James Molesworth den Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien:

Ripe and juicy, with a youthfully compact core of steeped plum, blueberry and black currant fruit. The finish is scored by violet and singed apple wood notes, with a tug of tar peeking in as well. Offers ample fruit and inner freshness, so this should open up soon enough. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Best from 2025 through 2038. 7,950 cases made.

 

Der Chateau Langoa Barton 2019 Saint Julien am Gaumen der Falstaff-Verköstiger:

Dunkles Rubingranat, opaker Kern, violette Reflexe, zarte Randaufhellung. Etwas Feigen, zart nach Eukalytus, zart nach Nougat, kandierte Orangenzesten, reife Pflaumen unterlegt. Komplex, saftige schwarze Waldbeerfrucht, feine, reife Tannine, lebendige Struktur, salzig-mineralischer Abgang, bleibt gut haften, wird von Flaschenreife profitieren.
 

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