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  • Country ranking ?

    1 590
  • Producer ranking ?

    26
  • Decanting time

    3h
  • When to drink

    now to 2030
  • Food Pairing

    Chargrilled Steak with Peri Peri Sauce

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The Story

Château La Lagune is a 3éme Cru Classé property that produces some of the finest wines in the Haut-Médoc AC. La Lagune's history dates back to 1715 when its handsome château was constructed. The vineyards were first planted in 1724. 

La Lagune had hit hard times and fallen into disrepair when Georges Brunet bought it in 1954. He replanted the vineyards and totally renovated the chai. By the time he sold it to the Ayala Champagne firm in 196...

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Vintage 2013

BORDEAUX 2013 VINTAGE REPORT

The 2013 vintage in Bordeaux was one of the most difficult since 1965 and 1968. Thomas Duroux of Château Palmer describes it as “the most complicated vintage in 20 years”. It rained almost continuously in the spring. Flowering was uneven, leading to poor set, millerandage and coulure. The threat of mold was alleviated by the arrival of warm, dry weather during the summer. For a while, winemakers hoped that abund...

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Tasted twice - last time in April 2015. Consistent notes. In April 2014, I tasted four different blends and already then Caroline considered of declassyfing 2013 La Lagune. She didn't do it anyway and chose the cuvée of almost 100% Cabernet Sauvignon as Grand Vin. She admitted that 2013 vintage was the hardest and most difficult to make since she's become manager of the property. I wouldn't say it's a typical wine of the property. Well-balanced, light and round, compensates for lack of concentration and depth with charm, elegance and seductive approach.

  • 89p
Dark purple red with violet hue and almost black centre. Aromatic nose with distinct Cabernet character, blackcurrants, juicy fruit, hints of toasted oak and dark chocolate. On the palate well structured with good length, elegant aromatic finish. A wine with a promising potential, to be observed.
  • 90p
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Origin

Haut Medoc, Bordeaux

Vintage Quality

Above Average

Value For Money

Good

Investment potential

No Potential

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