MAGNUM Chateau Grand Puy Lacoste 2009
Original price
£211.05
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Original price
£211.05
Original price
£211.05
£211.05
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£211.05
Current price
£211.05
5eme Cru Classe Pauillac
Tasting notes
This is a very good vintage with quality underlined by cabernets sauvignons of exceptional nobility. This wine presents a very deep, dark red colour. The "bouquet reveals aromas of complex fruits and hints of ripe blackcurrant. The attack on the palate is precise, very dense, and follows with an exceptional velvety richness. The tannins are suave and elegant. It shows a beautiful complexity, combining smoothness and purity. A very well balanced wine with a spectacular length. In one word, a Grand Puy Lacoste with the promise of a bright future!
The estate derives its name from a member of the Bordeaux Parliament, Monsieur Lacoste, who owned the chateau during the 16th century. The words Grand-Puy, which means a large knoll, refer to the elevation upon which the vineyards sit. These are deep-coloured wines rich in cedarwood and cigar-box character - perfect illustrations of the best Pauillac terroirs.
Tasting notes
This is a very good vintage with quality underlined by cabernets sauvignons of exceptional nobility. This wine presents a very deep, dark red colour. The "bouquet reveals aromas of complex fruits and hints of ripe blackcurrant. The attack on the palate is precise, very dense, and follows with an exceptional velvety richness. The tannins are suave and elegant. It shows a beautiful complexity, combining smoothness and purity. A very well balanced wine with a spectacular length. In one word, a Grand Puy Lacoste with the promise of a bright future!
The estate derives its name from a member of the Bordeaux Parliament, Monsieur Lacoste, who owned the chateau during the 16th century. The words Grand-Puy, which means a large knoll, refer to the elevation upon which the vineyards sit. These are deep-coloured wines rich in cedarwood and cigar-box character - perfect illustrations of the best Pauillac terroirs.