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Product Details
The 2021 Labégorce was picked from 23 September to 19 October and matured in 35% new oak, the malo done in bottle. Pretty red cherries, raspberry and bergamot scents on the nose. Light undergrowth aromas surface with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with sappy red fruit, modest depth, light and focused towards the finish. A well-made Margaux that should give 15-20 years pleasure. Drinking Window: 2027-2040. Score - 91-93. (Neal Martin, vinous.com)
More Details
- Release DateApril 1, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalBordeaux
Product Details
The 2021 Labégorce was picked from 23 September to 19 October and matured in 35% new oak, the malo done in bottle. Pretty red cherries, raspberry and bergamot scents on the nose. Light undergrowth aromas surface with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with sappy red fruit, modest depth, light and focused towards the finish. A well-made Margaux that should give 15-20 years pleasure. Drinking Window: 2027-2040. Score - 91-93. (Neal Martin, vinous.com)
More Details
- Release DateApril 1, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBordeaux, France
- Sugar Content3 gram per Litre
- VarietalBordeaux
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