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Château Troplong Mondot 2003
Rare wine

Château Troplong Mondot 2003

Grand cru classe - - - Red - See details
Parker | 94
J. Robinson | 14.5
Wine Spectator | 91
R. Gabriel | 17
$264.00 Incl. GST & DP
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Packaging : Bottle (75cl)
1 x 75CL
$264.00
1 x 1.5L
$569.00

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Marks and reviews

94

/100

Robert Parker

Robert M. Parker, Jr.

Troplong Mondot’s 2003 is a brilliant success in this vintage, largely because of the limestone soils and incredibly low yields. There are nearly 70 acres of vines in production, yields were tiny, and the harvest was early. Nevertheless, there is an opulence and youthfulness in this wine that suggest it has at least a decade of life left. A luxurious effort with high glycerin, loads of blueberry, mulberry, black currant, licorice and charcoal ember-like notes, full body, low acidity and sweet tannin, this beauty is close to full maturity and can be drunk now as well as over the next decade.

91

/100

Wine Spectator

Beautiful plum, berry and raspberry aromas follow through to a full-bodied palate, with refined tannins and a long, caressing finish. Very nicely done. Best after 2009. 3,915 cases made.

91

/100

Jeff Leve

Leve Jeff

Fully mature, this medium-bodied wine is more interesting for its nose and texture than for its palate presence. The wine has developed prematurely and should be drunk up.

18

/20

Weinwisser

Deep, dense ruby-purple with violet highlights. Concentrated bouquet of mulberries, cherry and coffee notes, lovely roasted tones. On the palate, dense and creamy, packed with flesh and power, once again a sensationally concentrated berry character, with intense astringency. A powerful Troplong with potential.

17

/20

René Gabriel

04: Deep, dense ruby-purple with violet highlights. Concentrated bouquet; mulberry, cherry and coffee notes, lovely roasted accents. On the palate, dense and creamy, with flesh and power, again a sensationally concentrated berry profile, intense astringency. A powerful Troplong with potential. (18/20). 09: Open, gently candy-like bouquet, hints of cassis and elderberry. Firm palate with grainy-sandy tannins that create marked astringency, great potential, but rough and lacking charm. Will it tend to dry out? For now: 17/20. Potential: 18/20. 13: Ten years have now passed and the wine is still strict, indeed hard. I’m probably not the only one almost despairing at this fact. We had other 2003s alongside and almost each was more favorable. So it’s fair to raise some questions about the massive extraction. As a precaution, I’m deducting one point now.

16

/20

André Kunz

Medium-bodied, herbal bouquet, wood, dark chocolate, coffee grounds. Dry, firm palate with sandy tannins, sweet, medium aromatics, dry finish. 16/20 drink - 2025

93

/100

Yves Beck

Inviting fruity nuances, slightly candied, which is hardly surprising given the vintage… and the winemaking! Good palate density with well-integrated tannins… age does soften manners! This 2003 is harmonious, well supported by its structure and ready to be enjoyed.

90

/100

Jean-Marc Quarin

Jean-Marc Quarin

Dark, intense, and evolved color. The nose follows in the line of the previous ones, fairly aromatic, with ripe fruit, a truffled note, and a hint of hazelnut. Rich on the attack, silky as it unfolds, fairly aromatic; the wine first melts on the palate before becoming a little firmer, yet still flavorful.

Description

The elegance and structure of a Premier Grand Cru Classé from Saint-Émilion

The estate

Overlooking the right bank of Bordeaux, the Château Troplong Mondot asserts its uniqueness. Founded in 1700, this emblematic estate is one of the largest and most renowned in Saint-Émilion. Its status as a Premier Grand Cru Classé attests to a solid heritage and a constant pursuit of excellence.

The vineyard

Perched at 110 meters above sea level, the vineyard benefits from a unique clay-limestone terroir. This elevation imparts regular ripeness and beautiful concentration to the grapes, giving rise to balanced and highly precise Saint-Émilion wines.

The varietal composition

Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Characteristics and tasting advice for Château Troplong Mondot 2003

Tasting

Color
Beautiful purple color.

Nose
Subtle, refined nose of black fruits with toasted notes and sweet spices.

Palate
Fleshy palate with aromas of ripe fruit and velvety tannins. It is notable for its long, balanced finish with gentle persistence.

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