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2017 Château Labégorce

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ITEM 10618331 - Removed from a professional wine storage facility

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11 $30
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I10601210 1 $30 Feb 1, 2026
2017 Château Labégorce

RATINGS

93Vinous / IWC

Cedar, tobacco, mint, dried herbs and licorice grace this wine of tremendous complexity... Creamy, ample and flavorful, this is a very good wine with rather pretty floral notes that grace the exquisite finish.

93Jeb Dunnuck

...complex, medium to full-bodied, seamless Margaux that has complexity as well as depth and richness...lots of cassis fruit and notes of sandalwood and spice, they’ve done a fabulous job with the tannins, and it has a great mid-palate and outstanding purity.

92Wine Spectator

Ripe and stylish, featuring dark plum and blackberry compote flavors, infused with singed alder and tobacco notes. The fine-grained finish has nice flow.

92James Suckling

This has a swathe of very attractive plums and ripe red berries on offer. The palate has a very fresh array of fine tannins. Smooth and easy with a rich, deep-set drive to the finish.

91Wine Enthusiast

This is a wood-laden, spicy wine. It seems as though the wood has taken precedence over the fruit, giving the tannins prominence.

90.6CellarTracker

90+ The Wine Advocate

...has quite an oaky nose to begin, giving way to scents of warm plums, pencil shavings and blackcurrant pastilles plus a waft of black olives. Medium to full-bodied, the palate delivers a lot of muscular fruit, framed by firm, chewy tannins and bold freshness, finishing a little hard.

15.5+ Jancis Robinson

Dried red cherries, leathery and smoky. Quite silky on entry, plush but warming in alcohol. Good maturity of flavour but the peppery heat persists to the finish.

REGION

France, Bordeaux, Margaux

Margaux is one of Bordeaux’s most famous appellations and also one of its largest, with about 3,400 acres of vineyards. Located on the Left Bank of the Gironde River, Margaux has the greatest number of classified-growth châteaux (or crus classé) according to the 1855 classification. There are twenty-one crus classé, including the most famous estate, the first growth Château Margaux. The Margaux appellation includes vineyards around the village of Margaux and the villages of Arsac, Cantenac, d’Issan, Labarde and Soussans. Wines from the best Margaux châteaux and vintages are prized for their perfumey fragrance and elegant, silky mouthfeel. Margaux wines are predominately Cabernet Sauvignon blended with Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc.