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Château Beauregard 2020
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Château Beauregard 2020

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Parker | 89
J. Robinson | 17
Wine Spectator | 88
J. Suckling | 94
Decanter | 93
Bettane & Desseauve | 94-95
Vinous - A. Galloni | 94
The Wine Independent | 93
Alexandre Ma | 96
Vinous Neal Martin | 89
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ALL VINTAGES OF THIS WINE
Marks and reviews

88

/100

Wine Spectator

James Molesworth

A showy, polished version, with a mix of warm mocha, fruitcake and blackberry compote. Reveals a lively tobacco streak through the finish that packs verve, but this is still one for short-term consumption. Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Drink now through 2027.

89

/100

Decanter

Gorgeous, intense nose of dark chocolate and ripe blackcurrants. Fleshy and softly chewy on the palate at first, though the tannins have a slightly woody bitterness that coats the mouth (dark chocolate, liquorice and clove), adding texture and a touch of dryness while the perfumed fruit is somewhat pushed into the background. The oak is dominating for now, restricting the overall expression, though there is lovely acidity and some bright red fruits beneath the clear heft and broad-shouldered frame. Bold, exuberant and polished, but it needs time.

94

/100

James Suckling

A rich and chewy red with lots of blackberry, chocolate, nutmeg and hazelnut character. Medium-bodied with plenty of tannins, too. Needs time to soften. Extracted, but will come true with bottle age. From organically grown grapes. 70% Merlot and 30% Cabernet Franc. Drink after 2028.

94

/100

Vinous

Antonio Galloni

The 2020 Beauregard is gorgeous. Dark, ample and expressive, the 2020 offers tremendous depth and textural intensity from start to finish. Black cherry, gravel, incense, tobacco, espresso and chocolate all race out of the glass. Even with all of its obvious intensity, the 2020 remains wonderfully fresh and vibrant. It's a superb wine by any measure.

93

/100

Jeff Leve

Leve Jeff

The opening notes of violets, coupled with all those sweet, ripe cherries, spice, plums, and licorice, get you excited to know more, and they do once the wine crosses your palate with all its layers of fresh, silky, elegant red fruits that express a beautiful sense of purity, along with chocolate and spice on the palate. Beauregard has really been upping their game over the last couple of years. Drink from 2024–2047.

94

/100

Andreas Larsson

Andreas Larsson

Nice perfume of raspberry, cassis, ripe herbs, discreet oak. The palate combines purity, ripeness and freshness with good definition and length.

16

/20

René Gabriel

Kunz Fassprobe 2021: Medium, broad, velvety bouquet with strawberries, blackberries, pomace and baking chocolate. Plush, fruity palate with sweet fruit, powdery tannins, sweet aromatics, a broad structure and a medium finish. Can still improve.

16

/20

André Kunz

Medium, broad, velvety bouquet: strawberries, blackberries, marc, baking chocolate. Plump, fruity palate with sweet fruit, powdery tannins, sweet aromatics, broad structure, medium finish. Can improve further. 16/20 2025 - 2038

93

/100

Jane Anson

Jane Anson

High levels of Cabernet Franc come through in waves of fennel, sage, plums, damson, and juicy red fruit. This has punch, with wild strawberry, raspberry coulis, and edges of tomato leaf. Complex, enjoyable and rather brilliant – this is an upscore from En Primeur. 37hl/ha yields, certified organic for 10 years.

93

/100

The Wine Independent

Lisa Perrotti-Brown

A blend of 65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Franc, the 2020 Beauregard is deep garnet-purple in color. It prances out with gregarious notes of plum preserves, wild blueberries, and cedar chest, plus hints of powdered cinnamon and iron ore. The full-bodied palate is laden with densely packed black fruit and spicy layers, supported by ripe, rounded tannins, finishing long.

96

/100

Bettane+Desseauve

30% Cabernet Franc and 70% Merlot make up the final blend of the greatest Beauregard in history. Its vibrant, fleshy, floral fruit is delightful. A silky attack gives way to an energetic mid-palate and a long, radiant finish.

92

/100

Yves Beck

Clos Beauregard reveals itself with elegant, understated precision. Fine and harmonious, the wine can be enjoyed in its youth, yet it also has a thoroughly respectable aging potential. An accessible and delicious Pomerol!

93

/100

Vertdevin

The nose is elegantly fruity with lovely definition and a charming hint of roast, showing depth and a very fine grain. There are notes of bigarreau cherries, even roasted cherries, violet and, more subtly, small blue fruits, joined by touches of vibrant black berries as well as fine hints of tobacco, camphor, and an appealing racy warm-gravel character. The palate is fruity and chiselled, with freshness and minerality. Its tangy backbone supports fine definition and beautiful harmony, silkiness, a gentle fresh roundness, and lovely energy, all in balance and finesse. We find notes of fresh roasted cherries, raspberry, and more subtle violet, combined with touches of vibrant blackcurrant, a hint of star anise, fresh blue fruits, fresh licorice notes, a very discreet touch of almond, and very, very subtle hints of cocoa and toast. This wine has a lovely tangy structure with supple, sapid tannins that lend a touch of softness.

92

/100

Jean-Marc Quarin

Jean-Marc Quarin

Deep red colour. Intense, refined, fruity nose and above all pure. Delicate on the attack, very flavoursome on the mid-palate, it melts into a suave, beautifully built palate. Lovely length with a woody touch that still needs time to integrate.

94

/100

Terre de Vins

Beauregard stands out for its beautiful expression of ripe fruit, a certain density marked by precision, good tension, and delicate floral notes. The palate is well-focused, with hints of licorice, supported by finely toasted tannins. The whole is perfectly digestible and balanced, capped by a pleasant juiciness.

91

/100

Falstaff

Falstaff

Deepest ruby, opaque core, purple reflections. Delicate liquorice and vanilla, dark forest berries and nougat, discreet noble wood savoriness. Juicy, ripe black cherries, integrated tannins, chocolaty, mineral, a powerful and spicy wine.

91

/100

Wine Enthusiast

Roger Voss

The tannins are still firmly present in this wine, so it will need time for the structure to soften and integrate with the black currant fruits. Then it will be a rich, Merlot-dominated wine that will age well. Drink from 2026.

Description

The balance and finesse of a Pomerol red wine

The property

Located within the Pomerol appellation, the Château Beauregard finds its origins in the 12th century and the Knights Hospitaller, who are credited with the famous Templar Cross, which has become the emblem of the property, and who cultivated the lands of the Manor they owned at the time.

Although it was not until the 18th century that the first vineyards were planted at Château Beauregard, its successive owners have developed its quality over the vintages to be recognized as one of the best wines of Pomerol.

The property is writing a new page in its history following its acquisition in 2014 by the Moulin and Cathiard families with the ambition, through significant renovation work on the winemaking facilities, to magnify the wines of this reference from the right bank of Bordeaux.

The vineyard

Château Beauregard oversees a 17.5-hectare vineyard certified Organic Agriculture. Averaging 30 years old, the vines are planted on a clay-gravel soil on the southeast edge of the famous Pomerol plateau.

The vintage

The winter was mild and rainy, as was the spring, whose conditions favored a very early bud break at the end of March. Some episodes of coolness combined with heavy rainfall led to high mildew pressure. Just as early, the flowering that began on May 11 is homogeneous. While the month of June is relatively cool, the conditions from July are hot and dry until the stormy episodes in mid-August, which were beneficial for the vineyard. These significant climatic contrasts induced significant water stress, particularly for the young vines. The high temperatures in September accelerated the start of the harvest.

Vinification and aging

The grapes are manually sorted before destemming, followed by an optical sort. The berries are placed in cold rooms to lower the temperature to 6°C. Parcel vinification with gravity-fed vatting in 22 thermoregulated truncated concrete vats. Alcoholic fermentation between 26 and 30 degrees followed by a maceration of 3 to 4 weeks. Malolactic fermentation is carried out in new barrels for the best vats. The aging lasts 18 months (45% new barrels). A selection of juice is aged in amphorae.

Blend

This Château Beauregard 2020 is a blend of merlot (70%) and cabernet franc (30%).

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