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BORDEAUX - St Emilion



St Emilion - Listed by CHATEAU/Vintage

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Where available, tasting scores and notes are by Robert Parker (RP) and taken from his website www.erobertparker.com,  Stephen Tanzer (ST) from www.wineaccess.com and
Wine Spectator (
WS) from www.winespectator.com

Year

Price per
Bottle
including
VAT

Tasting
Score/Notes
Best Drinking

           
32 75cl CARILLON de ANGELUS
St Emilion
This is the second wine of top estate Chateau Angelus.
Their top 2005 cuvee receives a hefty
96-99 score from Robert Parker and sells for approx. £215 a bottle; so the Carillon represents real value!
2005 £52.00 No reviews currently available for this wine, but this is a top vintage from a leading
St. Emilion estate.

2010-25

14 75cl CHATEAU ANGELUS
St Emilion
RP -
A spectacular effort, this brilliant offering from proprietor Hubert de Bouard is another classic. A blend of 62% Merlot and 38% Cabernet Franc, it boasts an inky/purple colour as well as a sumptuous bouquet of creosote, blueberry pie, espresso roast, blackberries, and graphite. Extremely full-bodied and stunningly rich with a multi-layered texture, sweet tannin, and a 45-second finish, this exceptional 2006 is one of the great wines of St.-Emilion.
2006 £169.00 RP95
2012-28
12 75cl CHATEAU ANGELUS
St Emilion
RP -
This 7,500-case blend of 62% Merlot and 38% Cabernet Franc is one of the strongest wines of the vintage. A deep blue/purple hue is accompanied by classic aromas of smoky blueberries and blackberries as well as incense and floral notes in the background. A beautiful texture, opulence, flamboyance, and purity characterize this stunningly deep, full-bodied effort, another great success from proprietor Hubert de Bouard.
2004 £117.00 RP95
2009-22
36 75cl CHAPELLE de AUSONE
St Emilion
This is the second wine of top estate Chateau Ausone
RP -
... the 2007 Chapelle d-Ausone, is a delicious, crisp, crunchy effort revealing lots of minerality along with raspberry and black cherry characteristics, a supple texture, and delicious flavours similar to its more famous sibling.
2007 £98.00 RP93
2010-20
24 75cl CHATEAU AUSONE
St Emilion
RP -
The 2007 Ausone is a candidate for one of the wines of the vintage, rivalling Pavie and Lafite Rothschild. Its deep ruby/purple hue is accompanied by a beautiful nose of spring flowers, raspberries, black currants, and crushed rocks. The wine is dense, medium to full-bodied, and pure with sweet tannin as well as a surprisingly evolved, forward style. It is one of the few Ausone's I have tasted that can be drunk with great pleasure at this stage, yet it promises to evolve for two decades.
2007 £550.00 RP94
2010-30
89 75cl LA BIENFAISANCE
St Emilion
RP -
A stunning effort from this property in St.-Christophe des Bardes, this 25-acre vineyard is planted with 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc.
Made in a flamboyant style for the vintage, it reveals a dense purple colour along with an expressive, ostentatious nose of sweet cherry liqueur intermixed with crème de cassis, toast, spring flowers, incense, melted liquorice, and chocolate. Full-bodied with high but sweet, velvety tannins, it is already approachable, but promises to develop more nuances over the next decade.
2005 £22.00 RP92
2008-28
12 75cl CHEVAL BLANC
St Emilion
RP -
A strong effort in this vintage, the evolved, perfumed, purple-tinged 2007 Cheval Blanc offers complex aromas of menthol, cedarwood, mulberries, and black currants. Medium-bodied with beautiful fruit, sweet tannin, and a heady finish, this lovely wine should drink well for 10-15 years.
2007 £350.00 RP91
2010-25
6 75cl CHEVAL BLANC
St Emilion
RP -
I was surprised by how soft, opulent, even voluptuous the 2001 Cheval Blanc performed out of bottle as this estate’s wines tend to shut down when young.
Its deep ruby/purple colour was accompanied by sweet aromas of cranberries, black currants, menthol, Asian spices, and underbrush. This seductive blend of 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Franc reveals a lush sweetness, medium body, and ripe, well-integrated tannin. A racy effort filled with personality
2001 £235.00 RP93
2007-18
34 75cl CLOS de l'ORATOIRE
St Emilion
RP -
Exotic, full-bodied, fleshy, and sumptuous, this hedonistic blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc was created by Stephan von Neipperg and his brilliant consultant, Stephane Derenoncourt. Inky purple to the rim, with a flamboyant personality, it can be drunk now or cellared for 15+ years. It tastes so good, it may be declared a “banned substance” by neo-traditionalists.
2005 £37.00 RP93
2008-23
2 75cl CLOS de l'ORATOIRE
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Subtle, yet rich. Refined, yet powerful. Full-bodied, with super silky tannins, yet it's elegant and caressing. Joy to taste. Fantastic l'Oratoire. From the same people who bring you La Mondotte and Canon-La Gaffelière.
2000 £35.00 WS92
2010-25

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6 75cl CLOS de l'ORATOIRE
St. Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Aromas of ripe fruit, meat and lightly toasted oak. Full-bodied, with soft and silky tannins. Ends a little short and hollow.--'95/'96 Bordeaux retrospective.
1996 £27.00 WS88
Now-2017

BIN END PRICE

120 75cl GRANGE NEUVE de FIGEAC
St Emilion
This is the  Second Wine from Chateau FIGEAC.
Excellent vintage, full, round and with lots of flavour; which is drinking well now.
2000 £34.00 2008-20

Great value from a Top Vintage.

12 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
ST - Good medium ruby. Ripe black cherry and liquorice aromas. Moderately sweet and rich, with dark fruit and liquorice flavours framed by spicy oak. The persistent, firm finish features a note of bitter chocolate. Very typical Figeac, hinting at cabernet but showing a pliant texture in the style of the year.
2007 £62.00 ST87
2012-28
46 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP -  This elegant, precocious, surprisingly soft, up-front-styled St.-Emilion possesses a dark ruby/purple colour as well as sweet aromas of menthol, fruitcake, cherries, and black currants. Round and medium-bodied with silky tannins and a sensual, evolved, precocious style, it can be enjoyed over the next 10-14 years.
2006 £64.00 RP90
2009-23
34 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -  This is subtle and complex, showing blackberry, fresh tobacco and light vanilla, with a hint of Indian spices. Full-bodied, with super well-integrated tannins and a finish that lasts for minutes. Refined and classy. The best modern wine from this producer
2005 £76.00 WS95
2010-35
60 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
ST -  Deep ruby-red. Plum, mocha, chocolate, liquorice, graphite and violet on the nose, plus a whiff of baked fruits. Suave and dry, with good energy to the bitter cherry, menthol and underbrush flavours. Very much a cabernet-dominated style. Finishes juicy and youthfully clenched, with firm, slightly dry tannins.
2004 £54.00 ST88
2010-24
48 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP - While revealing more character than it did last year, this remains a medium-weight, elegant, sensual, fragrant, surprisingly evolved St.-Emilion. It offers a dark plum/garnet colour along with a bouquet of fruitcake, currants, liquorice, dried herbs, and tobacco smoke. Sweet, round, and medium-bodied, it is a charming, well-balanced red to enjoy over the next 12-14 years.
2003 £49.00 RP89
2008-20
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75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
ST - Full deep ruby. Thoroughly ripe aromas of cassis, blackberry, cherry liqueur and violet. Intensely flavoured and dense, with a mineral element giving the wine suavity and grip. Complex suggestions of leather and game.
This struck me as rather Pomerol-like. Finishes long and suave, with considerable nuance.
2001 £58.00 ST90
2008-22
21 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP - A profound effort, the surprisingly full-bodied 2000 Figeac has an opaque purple colour accompanied by a terrific bouquet of camphor, graphite, black currants, liquorice, and smoked herbs. With well-balanced, powerful tannin, concentration, and pinpoint precision, finesse, and purity.
 When Figeac hits on all cylinders, one can understand why some tasters believe it is as complex as
Cheval Blanc.
2000 £98.00 RP93
2008-24
6 150cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion

Same as above but MAGNUMS.
2000 £194.00 RP93
2009-35
1 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
ST - Full medium ruby. Rich, new-oaky nose of raspberry, cedar and coffee shows an almost liqueur-like sweetness. Dense, sweet and refined, with superb richness for Figeac. Still quite youthful. Finishes with huge but fine oak-influenced tannins and excellent persistence.
1998 £85.00 ST93
2008-25
1 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Much better than the '86, with plenty of concentrated fruit flavours and a firm, tannic structure. Has intense herb, tobacco and fruit aromas and amazingly ripe raspberry flavour.
Full-bodied, with medium tannins and a long finish.
1985 79.00 WS95
1996-2011

BIN END PRICE

2 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Sexy and absolutely delicious. Fabulous mature flavours of juicy, toasted plum and tobacco; full-bodied and very soft and flavourful.
1983 £75.00 WS91
1996-2010

BIN END PRICE

1 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP - The fully mature 1982 offers a profoundly complex nose of cedar, smoky tobacco/cigar box, dried herbs, black currants, liquorice, and spice. In the mouth, the wine does not reveal the huge volume and roasted ripeness found in many of the top 1982s, but it does possess extraordinary complexity, finesse, and harmony. Medium-bodied, with gorgeously rich fruit, this delicate, subtle, ethereal effort is both well-defined and intense.
1982 £290.00 RP95
2000-20
2 75cl CHATEAU FIGEAC
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Extremely focused, with chocolate, earth, cherry and herb aromas and tons of rich, velvety fruit flavours. Full-bodied, with medium tannins and a super-long finish.
1970 £110.00 WS92
Now-2010


BIN END PRICE
72 75cl FONBEL
St Emilion
RP -
A sleeper of the vintage, Ausone’s proprietor, Alain Vauthier, produces this beautiful St.-Emilion.
It possesses a sumptuous bouquet of crushed rocks, incense, raspberries, boysenberries, and a touch of cherries. Some earthiness intrudes on the palate, but it adds complexity and nuance rather than detracting from the wine’s beautiful fruit. Medium to full-bodied, with admirable elegance and purity as well as ripe tannin, this beauty can be enjoyed over the next 15+ years.
2005 £24.00 RP90
2008-23

Made by the proprietor of Chateau Ausone - now considered to be the top St Emilion wine estate!

139 75cl FONPLEGADE
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Very dark in colour, with beautiful aromas of blackberry, dark chocolate and raspberry that follow through to a full body, with soft, round tannins, a super velvety texture and a long, flavourful finish.
2005 £38.00 WS91
2012-28

This wine was given the highest Decanter score of 5 Stars in the March 2008 issue - surely a recommendation!

72 75cl CHATEAU FONROQUE
St Emilion
RP -
Rated but not tasting notes given.

 

2007 £20.00 RP89
2010-22

From one of the few bio-dynamically farmed vineyards in St.-Emilion!

Very pure and tasty wines at reasonable prices.

59 75cl CHATEAU FONROQUE
St Emilion
RP -
Alain Moueix, who farms this vineyard bio-dynamically, has lowered yields considerably and tamed the rustic tannins and muscular style that had been trademarks for many decades.
The medium to full-bodied 2005, a blend of 88% Merlot and 12% Cabernet Franc, offers beautiful notes of kirsch liqueur, loamy soil, spice box, liquorice, and roasted herbs, substantial but sweet tannin, good acidity, and a long finish.
2005 £27.00 RP90
2008-28

From one of the few bio-dynamically farmed vineyards in St.-Emilion!

Very pure and tasty wines at reasonable prices.

34 75cl LA GAFFELIERE
St Emilion
Wine Spectator -
Very intense and powerful, with blackberry and chocolate aromas. Full-bodied, with fabulous velvety tannins and a long, long finish. This coats every inch of the palate. Gorgeous and stylish.
2005 £58.00 WS95
2015-32
 
60 75cl

MOULIN St GEORGES
St Emilion

This estate adjoins Chateau Ausone
and is made by the same top winemaker.
RP - A beautiful sleeper of the vintage from proprietor Alain Vauthier, this 2007 offers notes of spring flowers, blueberries, raspberries, and crushed rocks. Medium-bodied with beautiful balance, silky tannins, and low acidity, this lush wine should be drunk over the next decade.

2007 £32.00 Together with Cheval Blanc, Ausone is the best wine in St Emilion and currently sells for £500 a bottle; so this represents great value!

RP90
2010-20

55 75cl

MOULIN St GEORGES
St Emilion

This estate adjoins Chateau Ausone
and is made by the same top winemaker.
RP - The second most well-known estate of perfectionist proprietor Alain Vauthier (the best-known is Ausone), the inky/purple-tinged 2005 Moulin-St.-Georges offers sumptuously sweet aromas of candied cassis, crushed rocks, flowers, and incense. Intense, full-bodied, and deep, with fabulous purity, texture, and freshness as well as a 40+ second finish, this may be the finest Moulin-St.-Georges Vauthier has yet produced.

2005 £49.00 Together with Cheval Blanc, Ausone is the best wine in St Emilion and currently sells for £2290 a bottle (yes this is not a mistake)  for the 2005 vintage!; so this says something for the potential of the
Moulin St George.

RP93
2011-25

99 75cl

MOULIN St GEORGES
St Emilion

This estate adjoins Chateau Ausone
and is made by the same top winemaker.
Wine Spectator - Intense aromas of tar, blackberry and graphite. Full-bodied, with extremely silky yet dense tannins and a long finish. A big, juicy wine, yet well-defined and balanced.

2004 £33.00 Together with Cheval Blanc, Ausone is the best wine in St Emilion and currently sells for £435 a bottle for the 2004 vintage!; so this says something for the potential of the
Moulin St George.

WS91
2010-22

24 75cl

MOULIN St GEORGES
St Emilion

This estate adjoins Chateau Ausone
and is made by the same top winemaker.
Wine Spectator - Dark in colour, with intense aromas of blackberry, raspberry and liquorice. Full-bodied, with chewy tannins and a long finish. Slightly linear but impressive. Very New World in style.

2003 £32.00 Together with Cheval Blanc, Ausone is the best wine in St Emilion and currently sells for £1428 a bottle for the 2003 vintage!; so this says something for the potential of the
Moulin St George.


WS90
2009-26
35 75cl

MOULIN St GEORGES
St Emilion

This estate adjoins Chateau Ausone
and is made by the same top winemaker.
Wine Spectator - Gorgeous, subtle aromas of crushed berries, Indian spices and cherries. Full-bodied, with rich and silky tannins and a long, luscious finish. Beauty. Velvety. Hard to believe, but I like it better than the 2000.

2002 £25.00 Together with Cheval Blanc, Ausone is the best wine in St Emilion and currently sells for £415 a bottle for the 2002 vintage!; so this says something for the potential of the
Moulin St George.

WS90
2006-17

96 75cl PAVIE MACQUIN
St Emilion
ST -
Bright red-ruby. Black cherry, violet, liquorice and minerals on the nose. Sweet on entry, then juicy and firm in the middle, with dense black fruit flavours showing excellent energy for the year. The pH of 3.65 is relatively low for St. Emilion 2007 but high by the standards of this property. Finishes with building, oak-powered tannins and excellent verve for the year.
2007 £46.00 ST92
2012-27
 
4 75cl PAVIE MACQUIN
St Emilion
RP -
This is a moderately large vineyard (37 acres) for the area, and the blend tends to be 70% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Franc, and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon.
A black/purple colour is accompanied by aromas of charcoal, burning embers, crushed rocks, sweet, pure, blueberries and blackberries, chocolaty crème de cassis, and liquorice. It possesses massive concentration, phenomenal levels of tannin, and good acidity, but it is even more backward than either Pavie or Pavie Decesse. A modern day elixir that should prove to be monumental in 15-20 years.
2005 £98.00 RP98
2023-48
 
24 75cl QUINAULT L'ENCLOS
St Emilion
RP -
An elegant, pretty Quinault, the 2004 displays a dense ruby/purple colour along with a big, rich nose of liquorice, black raspberries, cherries, and spice.
A seamlessly made, supple-textured, evolved, forward effort, it can be drunk now or cellared for 12-15 years.
This is a very strong effort in a challenging vintage.
2004 £29.00 RP91
2008-22
 
21 75cl QUINAULT L'ENCLOS
St Emilion
RP -
This elegant, exotic, lush, medium-bodied, Burgundian-styled St.-Emilion boasts great complexity along with an enticing perfume of blueberries, blackberries, and flowers. Although it does not possess a great deal of weight, it offers pure fruit, sweet tannin, and no hard edges. This is a textbook example of Bordeaux at its richest and most elegant.
1999 £32.00 RP91
2005-17
 
72 75cl

LA TOUR FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP -
A sleeper of the vintage, La Tour Figeac’s 2006 (80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc) is a lusciously-styled effort displaying a deep ruby/purple colour as well as copious quantities of sweet black cherries, black currants, liquorice, toasty oak, and forest floor. The wine is opulent, nearly flamboyant, and hedonistic with the potential to become even more complex over the next 10-15 years.

2006 £29.00 RP91
2009-24
12 75cl

LA TOUR FIGEAC
St Emilion
RP -
An enormously appealing, sexy wine, the 2000 exhibits an opaque ruby/purple colour along with serious levels of concentrated cranberry, black cherry, and black currant fruit mixed with smoked herbs, liquorice, and minerals. Once past the gorgeous perfume, this medium to full-bodied, ripe wine is textured, expansive, and a total hedonistic as well as intellectual turn-on!

2000 £36.00 RP91
Now-2015
24 75cl

TROPLONG MONDOT
St Emilion
RP - ....
the 2006 Troplong Mondot is an impressive, powerful, broad, surprisingly masculine and deep effort. Its inky/blue/purple colour is accompanied by an exceptional bouquet of powdered rock, blackberries, blueberries, spring flowers, and hints of camphor as well as espresso roast. The wine is full-bodied with a layered, multidimensional texture, sensational purity and structure, and elevated levels of tannin, concentration, and richness.

2006 £57.00 RP93
2016-41
35 75cl

TROPLONG MONDOT
St Emilion
RP - ....
Not far off the pace of the spectacular 2000, the 2001 is performing even better from bottle than it was from cask. A gorgeous perfume of plum jam, crème de cassis, flowers, liquorice, black fruits, a hint of graphite, and well-integrated wood notes is followed by a medium to full-bodied St.-Emilion with superb texture, great flavour purity, and tremendous harmony as well as elegance. Remarkably approachable despite its impressive concentration and well-concealed tannin, this is a beauty.

2001 £55.00 RP93
2006-17
           

 
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