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Château Figeac

Château Figeac is a 99-acre estate in the St.-Emilion appellation. It is a Premier Grand Cru Class B in the official classification of St.-Emilion wine. Figeac traces its history to the second century, when a Roman named Figeacus built an estate on the site. By the late 18th century the estate was nearly 500 acres in size, but it was subsequently subdivided several times. By the early 20th century it had passed on to the Manoncourt family, which still owns and operates it. Unlike most other St.-Emilion estates, Château Figeac grows a significant amount of Cabernet Sauvignon, which thrives in the estate’s gravel soil. The vineyards are planted to 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Cabernet Franc and 30% Merlot. Because of the Cabernet Sauvignon the estate’s wines sometimes are thought to have more in common with the Bordeaux of Medoc and Graves than the other wines of St.-Emilion.

2005 Château Figeac

Light label condition issue

WS  95   
JS  95   
ST  92   
JR  17.5   
7 available
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2010 Château Figeac

JS  98   
WS  96   
WA  95   
ST  91+    
JR  18   

2016 Château Figeac

VN  98+    
WE  98   
JD  98+    
WA  97+    
WS  96   
JS  96   
CT  96.3   
JR  18.5   
2 available
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2014 Château Figeac

12-bottle Lot, Wood Case

JS  96   
VN  95   
WA  94   
WS  94   
CT  93.5   
JD  94