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    1 324
  • Producer ranking ?

    9
  • Decanting time

    2h
  • When to drink

    now to 2035
  • Food Pairing

    roasted lamb

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The Story

As new young vines were coming into production on the Clos du Marquis vineyard, and in the aim of preserving its acclaimed quality, a decision was made to create its own second wine. Produced from grapes grown on the superb Clos du Marquis terroirs, La Petite Marquise shows great subtlety and refinement. With its harmonious expression and delicate tannic structure, this wine is elegantly seductive and enchanting. To be enjoyed relatively young...

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The year 2016 started off with the water tables full, thanks to the heavy rainfall from January to March. Three difficult months for the vineyard workers but which saved the day for this vintage! The mild temperatures in March ensured an early budburst but the colder, rainy mornings in April slowed down the growth cycle. During the first two weeks of August, the colour change was short and even. The grapes developed in radiant, dry weather con...

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Vintage 2016

Bordeaux 2016 in review “A paradox”

by Andrew Caillard MW

The 2016 Bordeaux vintage will be remembered as one of the great years of the 21st century. I haven't been this excited about the prospects of wines this young since the remarkable 2009 and 2010 vintages. At that time, China was at the zenith of its extraordinary rise of fine wines where the highest estates, particularly Château Lafite , had become a backwater currency. Each man a...

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Deep colour. Intense dark cherry, blackcurrant aromas. Juicy black currant brambly flavours, touch of red fruits, supple smooth ultra fine cashmeretannins. Finishes chalky firm and minerally long. Delicious wine. Tasted at Ch Leoville Lascases. 91 points                    

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St.Julien, Bordeaux
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