2009 Chateau Lagrange, Saint-Julien, France
Third Growth. Troisieme Grand Cru Classe in 1855. There are three Bordeaux Chateaux called Lagrange - one in Saint-Julien, one in Graves and the other in Pomerol.
Tasting note: Deeply-coloured with crimson highlights. Focused nose of red and black fruits with refined yet evident oak. Powerful, well-integrated and melted at point of entry. Warm style finishing on a drier note marked by oak. (12-Mar-2012) [Gilbert & Gaillard]
Tasting note: With ripe plums, blackberries, cedar and balanced tannins, this well made wine can also be enjoyed fairly early; however, there is sufficient fruit concentration and tannins to warrant aging for at least a decade. Tasted in: Bordeaux, France. Maturity: Young. (01-Mar-2010) [Asian Palate Jeannie Cho Lee]
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Search Rank 68
Over all vintages, this was the
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| Award Organization | Award Year | Result |
| International Wine Challenge | 2012 | Commended |
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Saint-Julien wine region
Saint-Julien is a small but important appellation of the Haut-Medoc district of Bordeaux in south-western France. Its reputation is based on its status as a reliable source of consistently elegant, age-worthy wines.
Sandwiched between the more famous appellations of Pauillac and Margaux, Saint-Julien is sometimes unfairly overlooked because it does not have a first-growth chateau. Pauillac has three of the five Medoc first growths and Margaux has one. The ... more -
Haut-Medoc wine region
Haut-Medoc is the large southern section of the greater Medoc district of Bordeaux in south-western France and also the name of the appellation that covers the vineyards here. It accounts for two-thirds of the Medoc peninsula and produces more fine wine per acre than almost anywhere else in the world.
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