Château Malartic-Lagravière 2022 Pessac-Léognan

Red Blend2022
Château Malartic-Lagravière 2022 Pessac-Léognan
Region
Bordeaux: Pessac-Léognan
Alcohol
14%

Taste profile

LightBold
SavoryFruity
SmoothTannic
SoftAcidic

Body: Full-bodied, dense and concentrated, muscular frame

Aromas & flavors: Cassis, blackberry, dark cherry, graphite, violet, cocoa, cedar

Tannins & finish: Chalky tannins, long and savory, smoky mineral finish

Pairings: Grilled entrecôte, roasted lamb with rosemary, venison stew, porcini mushroom risotto, braised beef cheeks, aged comté cheese

Tasting notes are for this exact bottle of wine (including vintage).

Sources: cellarcharts.com, lanigan-edwards.com, farrvintners.com, millesima.co.uk, whwc.com

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Wine Spectator · Bordeaux Left Bank Médoc & Pessac-Léognan
95
2022 VintageExceptional
Drink or Hold

A new paradigm for Bordeaux. Very warm and dry from the start. All major varietals performed well. Reds have fleshy fruit, with fresh and pure aromas. More consistent than 2018-'20 trio

95+90-9485-89<85
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AboutChâteau Pontet-Canet 2016 Pauillac

Hi @Jimmy, you've been quiet lately. Hate to jump back in w/ problems but the '16 Pontet-Canet does indeed have a wine-searcher avg ($200) and a REALLY lengthy listing to boot...

Tim McCullough
AboutCLASSIFIED 2022 'Undisclosed' Napa Valley Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

They don't mention that on the site..."We hand-selected the best grapes from our iconic BV Ranches No. 1 and No. 2. Originally planted by Georges de Latour in the early 1900s, these vineyards lie on the western bench of the Rutherford AVA. We focused on clonal selections 6, 4, 169, 7, and 8, which yield small berries with the high skin-to-juice ratio needed to make intense, long-lived wines. These vines are deeply rooted in the well-draining, alluvial-fan soils of Rutherford, which is considered one of the finest regions in the Napa Valley for Cabernet Sauvignon."

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