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Clos du Marquis 2008

Château Léoville-Las Cases, Saint-Julien, France

Château Léoville-Las Cases
Saint-Julien France
  • 88
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  • Country ranking ?

    1 706

  • Producer ranking ?

    65

  • Decanting time

    45min

  • When to drink

    2020-2025

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The Story

Created in 1902, the Clos du Marquis has its origins in the "Petit Clos" adjacent to the Château de Léoville, home of the Marquis de Las Cases. The Clos du Marquis comes from the great terroirs of the Saint-Julien appellation that were not part of the former Léoville estate. 
These terroirs are located further west and surrounded by prestigious Crus Classés (Classifi ed Growths) including Second Growths from the Saint- Julien and Pauillac app...

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Latest Pro-tasting notes

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Tasting note

color

Medium, Cherry Red and Clear

ending

Medium, Gentle and Flat

flavors

Pepper, Cedar, Tobacco and Cassis

nose

Open, Ripe and Rich

recommend

No

taste

Average in Acidity, Warming, Well-Integrated, Average, Ripe, Toasty and Dry

Verdict

nice but not special

Written Notes

Good looking normal size bottle, in an perfect condition and has by the neck level. Colour is cherry red, and looking clear and medium. On the nose it is open, ripe and rich. The taste is ripe, toasty, and dry, warming, and average in acidity, with well-integrated structure and the palate is average. On the palate it is layered and has cassis, tobacco, pepper and cedar flavours. The finish is medium long, gentle and a bit too flat .. This wine is nice but not special. I paid around 50-100€ a bottle. Perfectly stored bottles are still very worthy and will last well for another 1-5 years. Too expensive for quality. I do not recommend it.
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Origin

St.Julien, Saint-Julien

Other wines from this producer

Léoville-Las Cases

Le Petit Lion

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