Château Pape Clément 2020 Pessac-Léognan Grand Cru Classé

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Château Pape Clément 2020 Pessac-Léognan Grand Cru Classé
Region
Bordeaux: Pessac-Léognan
Alcohol
14%

Taste profile

LightBold
SavoryFruity
SmoothTannic
SoftAcidic

Body: Full-bodied, muscular and sinewy, dense texture

Aromas & flavors: Cassis, smoke, blackberry, crushed stones, cigar box, espresso bean

Tannins & finish: Firm grainy tannins, exceptional length, vibrant energy

Pairings: Roasted leg of lamb, grilled wagyu ribeye, venison with blackberry reduction, wild mushroom risotto, aged mimolette cheese, braised beef short ribs

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

Sources: lanigan-edwards.com, bbr.com, thewinecellarinsider.com, bighammerwines.com, dubecq.com

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Vintage Quality

Vintage Chart

Wine Spectator · Bordeaux Left Bank Médoc & Pessac-Léognan
93
2020 VintageExcellent
Hold

Rainy winter provided water reserves, but rain stretched into spring leading to mildew. Summer turned hot and dry. Some excellent wines, though others show grainy textures

95+90-9485-89<85
Best
20222018201620102009200520001995
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