Château de Malleret

A.O.C. Haut-Médoc

Cru Bourgeois

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

300 cl

Günzian gravel. Old-vine Cabernet Sauvignon.
Elegance, finesse of the aromas, power, a wine for ageing.

132.00 € TTC

the double-magnum 300 cl

Ref : HCM152

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Pick up your order at the property
Delivery in metropolitan France 7 to 10 working days
Shipping monday to friday

Merlot : 53 %
Cabernet Sauvignon : 44 %
Petit Verdot : 3 %

92/100 : Tasted 100% Blind
91-92/100 : James Suckling – 91/100 : Tim Atkin
16,5/20 : J. Robinson - 15,5/20 : B. Burtschy (Le Figaro)
16/20 : René Gabriel – 91/100 Bettane+Desseauve
90/100 : A. Galloni – 89-91/100 : J. Perrin

Médaille d’Or Concours de Lyon - Gilbert & Gaillard
Médaille Argent Vinalies Internationales

Recommended service temperature : 17°
Best served with meat dishes in sauce, or a rustic cheeseboard.

Article Decanter, 2021-07-23

Château de Malleret, AOC Haut-Médoc, Cru Bourgeois 2015, value meets quality

While Bordeaux has a reputation for expensive bootles, ...

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Article blog Wine Inspire, 2021-04-20

Crus Bourgeois - Bordeaux’s hidden gems?

Next up was a 2015 Chateau de Malleret (2020 categorisation - Crus Bourgeois Exceptionnel; 56% Merlot, 42% Cabernet Sauvignon, 2% Petit Verdot), £24.50 from Lea and Sandeman. This was a lot deeper in the glass - a properly dark crimson to it. A little bit spicier and more exotic on the nose, it had the same dark fruit notes - but I felt with added concentration. To taste this was certainly a bigger wine. More tannic structure to it, but accompanied by a more luxurious mouth-feel. I felt that the wine had a much deeper and more savoury after-taste - slightly more ”serious“ than the first wine, but that does not mean that the wine was less enjoyable. The finish was similarly long. This was my pick of the three wines.

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