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The 2020 La Chapelle de Haut-Bages Libéral is a gorgeous second wine. Racy and supple, with no hard edges, the 2020 offers up copious dark red cherry/plum fruit intermingled with sweet floral notes. The 2020 was aged 60% in French oak and 40% in concrete, which adds notable purity and freshness. This is beautifully done. Drinking window: 2023-2032. (Antonio Galloni,vinous.com,Feb. 23, 2023)
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- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- AppellationAC Pauillac, second wine of Ch. Haut-Bages Libéral
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- StyleMedium-bodied & Fruity
Product Details
The 2020 La Chapelle de Haut-Bages Libéral is a gorgeous second wine. Racy and supple, with no hard edges, the 2020 offers up copious dark red cherry/plum fruit intermingled with sweet floral notes. The 2020 was aged 60% in French oak and 40% in concrete, which adds notable purity and freshness. This is beautifully done. Drinking window: 2023-2032. (Antonio Galloni,vinous.com,Feb. 23, 2023)
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- AppellationAC Pauillac, second wine of Ch. Haut-Bages Libéral
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- StyleMedium-bodied & Fruity
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