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  • Country ranking ?

    1 385
  • Producer ranking ?

    9
  • Decanting time

    2h
  • When to drink

    2020-2035

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The Story

Château Duhart-Milon’s grand vin is often described as a model of the Pauillac appellation. The broker Guillaume Lawton noted as early as 1815 that “it is very robust, with a fine colour, and quite pronounced sappiness” (he describes the “sappiness” of the Médoc’s premiers crus as “something like the odour given off by finest sealing wax when it is burned”).

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Wine Information


Vintage 2009

Cabernet Sauvignon 63 %,
Merlot 37 %

The beginning of the growth cycle was a tricky period due to a rather warm, very wet spring. The team had to be particularly vigilant in order to protect the vines.
Fine, stable weather returned in June and continued throughout the summer. In fact conditions became drought like, interspersed in July, August and September with welcome periods of light rain. Plenty of sunshine, with tem...

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Tasting note

color

Youthful

ending

Medium, Spicy and Vibrant

taste

Average in Acidity, Warming, Good texture, Developing, Fresh, Fragrant and Drying tannins

Verdict

Well-rounded and Well made

Written Notes

The 2008 Duhart Milon had more reserve to it, showing only cedar and cinnamon at first. Its classic style had only a hint of that baby fat fruit in the background that a young claret usually displays nowadays. The palate was mild and elegant, not fat, possessing nice cedar flavors. Its drier tannins proved more serious than the Carruades, with real lift on the finish. Charles admired its ‘fresh fruit, good acidity and supple tannins.’ He kept going back to the word freshness (93).

  • 93p

Ruby. Fruity, anise, blueberries, scented, dark fruity nose. Fresh acidity, ripe tannins, spices, blueberries, detailed, long. 93

  • 93p
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Origin

Pauillac, Pauillac
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