Château Labégorce 2016

The smoothness and fruity expression of a Margaux red wine

The estate

With its elegant neoclassical style, Château Labégorce has been renowned for the quality of its Margaux wines for several centuries. In 1989, the Perrodo family acquired the estate and gave it a new lease of life by bringing out the very best in its great terroir.

The vineyard

The vineyard of Château Labégorce spreads across 70 hectares of vines, on the largest sandy-gravelly and sandy-silty terroirs in the Margaux appellation, on the left bank of Bordeaux.

Vinification and ageing

Vinification in temperature-controlled concrete and stainless steel vats. Aged in French oak barrels (45% new barrels, 55% first-fill barrels).

The blend

Merlot (52%)

Cabernet Sauvignon (38%)

Cabernet Franc (6%)

Petit Verdot (4%).

Château Labégorce 2016: Characteristics and tasting tips

The tasting

Château Labégorce 2016 unveils sublime flavours on the palate. The wine reveals a burst of fruit, along with a wide palette of flavours that combine richness, complexity and smoothness. The tannins are delicately melted and show an exceptional finesse.

Cellaring

This fine Margaux wine can be kept in the cellar until around 2050 in order to reveal its aromatic richness.