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[] Lynch-Bages 2020 Pauillac AOC Grand Cru Classé Chateau Lynch-Bages
[] pauillac aoc grand cru classé château lynch bages 2020
A nostro parere, questo vino imprescindibile e indimenticabile è senza dubbio uno dei migliori risultati ottenuti dallo Château Lynch-Bages, se non addirittura il migliore. Ma non vogliamo influenzarti e ti invitiamo a scoprire cosa può offrire un potenziale di invecchiamento così straordinario. Di un bel color granata tendente al porpora, il Lynch-Bages sprigiona intense note di ribes nero, ciliegie ricoperte di cioccolato, more e menta, accompagnate da sentori di gariga e tapenade. Al palato si presenta mediamente corposo, ricco e molto concentrato, con un generoso lato fruttato supportato da tannini maturi e vellutati, e un finale impreziosito da accenti di pepe, cannella e chiodi di garofano. Decisamente invitante.
Formato: 0.75l; Annata: 2023;
\"...a quite remarkable book... For students of this period and for future historians, this will be essential reading.\" — World of Fine Wine\n\n\n\"This wide-ranging memoir of one of Bordeaux's grandest fromages, who died in June aged 88, is full of history and anecdote.\" — Telegraph\n\nOwner of Château Lynch-Bages, Grand Cru Classé of Pauillac, Jean-Michel Cazes is an international figure in wine. He has contributed to bringing the Bordeaux vineyard into the modern day and bears witness to the upheavals in the wine world over the past 50 years.\n\n\nAfter a golden age crowned by the 1855 classification which made Bordeaux crus the most famous wines in the world, the Bordeaux vineyards took time to integrate the changes of the 20th and 21st centuries. Jean-Michel Cazes witnessed the crisis of the 1970s which saw the aura of Bordeaux tarnish and the price of its wines collapse. He was a major player in their revival and their tireless ambassador. The family history and personal journey of this enthusiastic entrepreneur, winegrower at heart, make his book a real saga. His experience and his wise reflections are all keys to deciphering the complex heritage and functioning of the grands crus of Bordeaux. This book, translated by leading Bordeaux expert, Jane Anson, is his story, not just of his own journey, but of the evolution of wine-making over the 20th century and into the 21st, where his son now runs one of the most progressive chateaux in the world, in a new facility designed by Pei Partnership.
\"...a quite remarkable book... For students of this period and for future historians, this will be essential reading.\" — World of Fine Wine\n\n\n\"This wide-ranging memoir of one of Bordeaux's grandest fromages, who died in June aged 88, is full of history and anecdote.\" — Telegraph\n\nOwner of Château Lynch-Bages, Grand Cru Classé of Pauillac, Jean-Michel Cazes is an international figure in wine. He has contributed to bringing the Bordeaux vineyard into the modern day and bears witness to the upheavals in the wine world over the past 50 years.\n\n\nAfter a golden age crowned by the 1855 classification which made Bordeaux crus the most famous wines in the world, the Bordeaux vineyards took time to integrate the changes of the 20th and 21st centuries. Jean-Michel Cazes witnessed the crisis of the 1970s which saw the aura of Bordeaux tarnish and the price of its wines collapse. He was a major player in their revival and their tireless ambassador. The family history and personal journey of this enthusiastic entrepreneur, winegrower at heart, make his book a real saga. His experience and his wise reflections are all keys to deciphering the complex heritage and functioning of the grands crus of Bordeaux. This book, translated by leading Bordeaux expert, Jane Anson, is his story, not just of his own journey, but of the evolution of wine-making over the 20th century and into the 21st, where his son now runs one of the most progressive chateaux in the world, in a new facility designed by Pei Partnership.
