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Château Lagrange 2010
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Château Lagrange 2010

3e cru classe - - - Red - See details
Parker | 90
J. Robinson | 16.5+
Wine Spectator | 92
J. Suckling | 96
Decanter | 94
R. Gabriel | 17
The Wine Independent | 94
Vinous Neal Martin | 95
$1,170.00 Incl. GST & DP
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$195.00 / Unit
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Packaging : a box of 6 Bottles (75cl)
6 x 75CL
$1,170.00

Pre-arrivals - Stock currently at the producing estate - Available to ship after 16/07/2026

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92

/100

Wine Spectator

James Molesworth

Notes of singed alder, graphite and charcoal wrap around the core of intense blackberry paste, warm plum sauce and currant preserves. Turns sleek and racy on the well-knit finish despite the notable grip. Best from 2015 through 2030.

93

/100

Wine Enthusiast

R.V.

92-94 Dark, dry wine initially with austerity. Then the bright berry fruits come from behind the severe façade to give a structured, still luscious wine.

97

/100

Decanter

Flowers, leather, sweet spice and vanilla. Lively and focused, detailed and nuanced – in high definition. Gorgeous blackcurrant and black cherry elements. Fruity, but the balance is equally split between freshness and fun, and complexity and seriousness. Not the most demonstrative, but for purity, tension, terroir signature and drinkability this is excellent. Very enjoyable.

96

/100

James Suckling

Loads of tension and form. It can be cellared for decades, but it’s balanced and beautiful already. Lots of blueberry, licorice and blackberry character. Try in 2018.

16

/20

Jancis Robinson

Richard Hemming MW

Juicy, refreshing, plenty of fruit upfront, but it doesn't offer great complexity on the finish. Impressively smooth and sculpted – just not massively engaging. (RH)

93

/100

Jeff Leve

Leve Jeff

Fresh, crisp, bright, and chewy, the red fruits offer purity, refinement, and lift, with energy, and length. Still youthful, its best days are in the future. So, hands off for a few years. Drink from 2025-2050.

17

/20

Weinwisser

Deep purple color. Lots of black cherries with a hint of blackcurrant in the background. Velvet-smooth on the palate, showing fine suppleness. Top value!

17

/20

René Gabriel

Deep purple, saturated at the core, with a garnet sheen at the rim. Black cherries, blackberries, tobacco and a hint of candied notes in an already well-integrated, interwoven nose. On the palate, refined, with good substance; balanced astringency with a subtly roughening touch; it tapers off pleasantly with medium intensity. Can still gain. Tasted three times. (17/20). 12: Quite dark purple-ruby, with a lightening rim. The bouquet shows plenty of freshly picked red berries, ranging from blackcurrant to raspberry, with cherries behind and a slightly milky contour. On the palate again these red berry skins, a little coffee and plum notes on the finish. I had already scored it at the en primeur tasting at a rather tight 17/20, which is below expectations for this vintage/Château.

17

/20

André Kunz

A peppery, discreet, classic bouquet: cedar, Cabernet spice, coffee beans, blue and black berries. A closed, austere palate with medium fruit, good tannin and restrained aromatics; dry finish. 17/20 2018 - 2030

94

/100

Jane Anson

Jane Anson

Beautiful structure, sleek, powerful and finessed. A little subdued right now and needs another three to four years to fully open. Gunsmoke, campfire and grilled sandalwood arrive after a good half hour in the glass, and this has a ton of potential, showcasing the progress that was rapidly being made by Lagrange in these years - but I would still recommend the 2009 if you are opening any time soon. 60% new oak. Eric Boissenot consultant.

94

/100

The Wine Independent

Lisa Perrotti-Brown

The 2010 Lagrange, 75% Cabernet Sauvignon and 25% Merlot, is deep garnet in color. It opens with pronounced notes of fruitcake, stewed black plums, and dried blackberries plus suggestions of smoked meats, fried herbs, and truffles plus a hint of iron ore. The medium to full-bodied palate is densely laden with black fruit preserves and earthy layers supported by firm, grainy tannins and amazing tension, finishing long and minerally.

17

/20

Bettane+Desseauve

Fine, balanced tannins that round off a solidly built wine with poise—very classic in style and with great ageing potential.

89

/100

Le Figaro Vin

Supple attack, fresh mid-palate, slight dryness.

89

/100

Jean-Marc Quarin

Jean-Marc Quarin

Bad bottle Dark, intense colour, lively, bluish and youthful. Medium-intensity nose that is surprising in its cool character. A lactic touch. Juicy on the attack, flavourful on the mid-palate, floral yet dense, the wine turns austere on the finish. Average length. A disappointing showing given the scores it had previously received. I suspected a bad bottle.

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