Third growth Lagrange is the largest classified growth in the Médoc. It’s an estate that’s improving year on year, and the 2019 shows vibrant fruit, plenty of purity, and refined, silky tannins. Excellent, and looks like good value.
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The 2019 Lagrange was picked from 24 September and finished with the Petit Verdot on 14 October - the longest harvest at 27 days. It has quite a dense, powerful bouquet with black fruit, sous-bois and cedar, taking its time to open but somehow remaining more “distant” than previous vintages of Lagrange. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins, layers of black fruit with just a light citric touch. Quite a streamlined Lagrange in the context of a warm growing season, this feels agile and nimble on the finish. Excellent.
A red with dark fruit and plenty of dark chocolate, as well as spice undertones. Full body. Juicy finish. Extremely balanced and refined.
Maturity Ready 2012 - 2025
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Maturity Mature 2012 - 2019
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