1961 La Lagune
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Light but healthy brick with some definite development. Lovely liquorice and ripeness on the nose even though this is obviously a mature wine. Beguilingly sweet, violets, start with lots of acidity but such charm... dyING and you'd need to be sure of a very good bottle, but this particular bottle is lovely, well balanced wine in great harmony now. Michel Bettane vociferously decried it as a cadaver, too chaptalised. Most of us lapped it up. (JR)
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Punteggio medio
Robert Parker
Robert Parker
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This unusual wine is very peppery and Rhone-like, with an odd medicinal nose, disjointed flavors, and a hot, alcoholic finish. It is a strange style of La Lagune made ostensibly from very young vines. Last tasted, 10/77.
This unusual wine is very peppery and Rhone-like, with an odd medicinal nose, disjointed flavors, and a hot, alcoholic finish. It is a strange style of La Lagune made ostensibly from very young vines. Last tasted, 10/77. Jan 1998, www.robertparker.com
Medium red-brick with an amber rim. Nose shows orange peel, marzipan and some VA. Sweet on entry, then a bit rigid in the middle, with incipient suggestions of maderization. Finishes a bit sour-edged, with spiky tannins. This bottle was past its best if not downright odd, but the group of wine civilians loved it.
Informazioni sul produttore
A Third Growth, this Haut-Médoc estate has been owned by the Frey family since 2000. They’ve invested significantly in the vineyard, cellar and château itself, rapidly realising ambitious plans for the property.
Dettagli del prodotto
13%
Troisième Grand Cru Classé