
2024 Chateau Pichon-Longueville au Baron de Pichon-Longueville
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- Avg Price (ex-tax)
- $ 119 / 750ml
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4 from 1 User Rating
- 14 Critic Reviews
- Style Red - Savory and Classic
- Grape Variety Bordeaux Blend Red
- Food Pairing Beef and Venison
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Expert tasting note: (2024 vintage) "The deep, dark, vibrant purple-red color is not quite opaque. Both nose and palate display fine black-plum & chocolatey notes at first, then the palate opens to show rounded red-fruit. The structure is gripping with fine cedary tannins, graphite notes & savory touches. The wine has balanced alcohol & a mouthwatering freshness. There is a long, structured finish, ending with ripe, crunchy blackcurrant & graphite notes." - 04/25 ep DCAMW
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Details
- Classification
- 2eme Grand Cru Classé
- Producer Notes
- Our Grand Vin Château Pichon Baron 2nd Cru Classé in 1855 comes from the very oldest vines grown on the historic plots of the estate. This authentic Pauillac offers an amazing sensory experience with its black fruit flavours and spicy hints. Château Pichon Baron shows great elegance, intensity and exceptional length on the palate. It is a wine that improves year after year and can age for over 40 years in the cellar.
- Drinking Window
- 2028-2048
- Alcohol ABV
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12.7%
- Sweetness
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Dry
- Acidity TA
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3.41 g/L
- Acidity pH
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3.71
- Maturation
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Oaked
- Winemaker
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Alexandra Lebossé
- Ownership
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AXA Millésimes
- Harvest date
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24 September - 10 October
- Total Production Volume
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100000 Bottles
- Closure Type
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Cork
- Vineyard Notes
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Vineyard Area: 75 ha Average Vine Age: 35 years Grape Composition: 66% Cabernet Sauvignon, 27% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 1% Petit Verdot, 1% Sémillon Soil: Deep gravel Farming: HVE Level 3 certified since 2017 Yield: 20 hl/ha
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- Vintage Notes
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- A warm and dry start to autumn until 15th October, followed by a rainy end to 2023 with more than 500 mm rainfall. - Mild and very wet winter, with total precipitation of 900 mm by the end of March. - Beginning of April: early budburst. - A cool, wet spring. - June: inconsistent flowering accompanied by coulure/millerandage and the arrival of mildew. - July and August: a hot, very dry summer, with a slow start to veraison at the end of July. - Late August: a return to more moderate weather allowed the grapes to ripen well. - September: late ripening, slowed down by difficult weather. Nevertheless, analyses of the grapes revealed good and rising levels of ripeness.
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- Harvest Notes
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The harvest took place from 24th September to 10th October: - Semillon on 24th September, - Merlot from 25th September to 3rd October, - Cabernet Franc from 3rd to 7th October, - Cabernet-Sauvignon from 3rd to 10th October.
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- Winemaking
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Selective picking was crucial again this year, ensuring that only perfectly round, healthy grapes arrived in the vats. To obtain the best possible result, our pickers carefully selected the grapes, which were then taken to the vat room to be inspected again by the sorters before the optical sorting process. We used all the techniques at our disposal to make the most of this delicate harvest: a gravity-fed process, light sulphiting combined with yeast-based bio-protection, wild yeast, low fermentation temperatures and slow, steady extraction with light pumping-over and delestage. The Merlots were drawn off from 15th to 24th October and the Cabernets from 23rd to 31st October.
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- Ageing
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70% in new barrels, 30% from barrels of one vintage for 18 months.
- Producer Tasting Notes
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Fresh, fruity style with delicate, fleshy texture. Approachable early but offers excellent aging potential.
- Vineyard Manager/ Viticulturist
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Aymeric Hervy
Suggested Dishes to Pair With This Wine
- Basque bone-in-sirloin Main Course
- Western
- Ribeye steak Main Course
- With bone marrow
- Contains: entrecôte
- Western
- Beef fore rib Main Course
- Western
- Linconshire Poacher Cheese Course
- British
Details
- Classification
- 2eme Grand Cru Classé
- Producer Notes
- Our Grand Vin Château Pichon Baron 2nd Cru Classé in 1855 comes from the very oldest vines grown on the historic plots of the estate. This authentic Pauillac offers an amazing sensory experience with its black fruit flavours and spicy hints. Château Pichon Baron shows great elegance, intensity and exceptional length on the palate. It is a wine that improves year after year and can age for over 40 years in the cellar.
- Drinking Window
- 2028-2048
- Alcohol ABV
-
12.7%
- Sweetness
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Dry
- Acidity TA
-
3.41 g/L
- Acidity pH
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3.71
- Maturation
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Oaked
- Winemaker
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Alexandra Lebossé
- Ownership
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AXA Millésimes
- Harvest date
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24 September - 10 October
- Total Production Volume
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100000 Bottles
- Closure Type
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Cork
- Vineyard Notes
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Vineyard Area: 75 ha Average Vine Age: 35 years Grape Composition: 66% Cabernet Sauvignon, 27% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 1% Petit Verdot, 1% Sémillon Soil: Deep gravel Farming: HVE Level 3 certified since 2017 Yield: 20 hl/ha
Read more
- Vintage Notes
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- A warm and dry start to autumn until 15th October, followed by a rainy end to 2023 with more than 500 mm rainfall. - Mild and very wet winter, with total precipitation of 900 mm by the end of March. - Beginning of April: early budburst. - A cool, wet spring. - June: inconsistent flowering accompanied by coulure/millerandage and the arrival of mildew. - July and August: a hot, very dry summer, with a slow start to veraison at the end of July. - Late August: a return to more moderate weather allowed the grapes to ripen well. - September: late ripening, slowed down by difficult weather. Nevertheless, analyses of the grapes revealed good and rising levels of ripeness.
Read more
- Harvest Notes
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The harvest took place from 24th September to 10th October: - Semillon on 24th September, - Merlot from 25th September to 3rd October, - Cabernet Franc from 3rd to 7th October, - Cabernet-Sauvignon from 3rd to 10th October.
Read more
- Winemaking
-
Selective picking was crucial again this year, ensuring that only perfectly round, healthy grapes arrived in the vats. To obtain the best possible result, our pickers carefully selected the grapes, which were then taken to the vat room to be inspected again by the sorters before the optical sorting process. We used all the techniques at our disposal to make the most of this delicate harvest: a gravity-fed process, light sulphiting combined with yeast-based bio-protection, wild yeast, low fermentation temperatures and slow, steady extraction with light pumping-over and delestage. The Merlots were drawn off from 15th to 24th October and the Cabernets from 23rd to 31st October.
Read more
- Ageing
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70% in new barrels, 30% from barrels of one vintage for 18 months.
- Producer Tasting Notes
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Fresh, fruity style with delicate, fleshy texture. Approachable early but offers excellent aging potential.
- Vineyard Manager/ Viticulturist
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Aymeric Hervy
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Vintage quality: Unknown
Current condition: Will keep
The 2024 vintage for Bordeaux was, by most accounts, tricky with unpredictable weather blighting much of the growing season.
The winter was extremely wet, with levels of rain not seen since 2000. However, temperatures were also warmer than usual and the humid conditions in...
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