2022 Château Lagrange Saint-Julien

Name: 2022 Château Lagrange Saint-Julien
Brand: Château Lagrange
SKU: 14157
Price: 54.98 EUR
Availability: LimitedAvailability

Château Lagrange

Weinart: Rotwein

Rebsorte: 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Merlot, 2% Petit Verdot

Land: Frankreich

Region: Bordeaux

Appellation: Saint-Julien

Klassifikation: 3ème Cru Classé

Ausbau: 21 Monate im Barrique, davon 60% neu

Stilistik: tanninreich, fruchtbetont

Geschmacksrichtung: trocken

Trinktemperatur: 15-18°C

Grimm 92+-93 /100

Suckling 95 /100

Vinous 95 /100

Dunnuck 95+ /100

Perrotti-Brown 94-96 /100

Wine Advocate 94+ /100

Allergene: Sulfite, Abfüllerinformation

54,98 €*

Inhalt: 0.75 Liter (73,31 €* / 1 Liter)

Preise inkl. MwSt. zzgl. Versandkosten

Subskription 2022: Die Auslieferung erfolgt voraussichtlich im Herbst 2025.

An den Ostertagen bleibt unsere Vinothek geschlossen. Der Versand erfolgt ab Dienstag, den 22. April 2025. Vielen Dank für Ihr Verständnis.

Produktnummer: 14157

Michael Grimm

92+-93 POINTS

"... Leicht überreife Frucht, Mitte aber gut, aber eher zu leicht für die harten Tannine." (2023)

Jane Anson: 96 Punkte

Dark rich ruby colour, elegant and slow moving, will take its time to reach peak drinking, and lots to love. Silky, rich, a vintage that brings out a rakish side of Duhart, unusually ripe that touches exuberance without ever giving up its Pauillac character. Lots of replanting here, so lots of young vines that go into Moulin de Duhart. 50% new oak for ageing, 3.82 ph. (12/2024)

Technisches Datenblatt

Vinous

95 POINTS

The 2022 Lagrange (Saint-Julien) has a serious Saint-Julien bouquet: quite dense compared to previous vintages, with potent black fruit, cedar and freshly rolled tobacco that all dovetails into more estuarine-influenced aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with a ripe entry, quite bold in flavor yet there is also control and focus. This is a more muscular Lagrange, grippy with a tarry finish. To repeat, the 2022 is a "serious" Lagrange in a positive use of that word, one that will demand bottle age, ranking alongside the 2016 as the best Grand Vin from this estate.

- Neal Martin (01/2025)

James Suckling

95 POINTS

A polished and expressive St.-Julien that shows spot-on balance. Fresh blueberries, wet stones, currants and a touch of red berries. Medium- to full-bodied with fine, chalky tannins that are firm but dissolved. Quite precise, juicy and focused. Beautiful balance and length. Drink from 2027. (01/2025)

Jeb Dunnuck

95+ POINTS

Cassis, ripe black cherries, freshly sharpened pencils, leather, and violet notes all shine in the 2022 Château Lagrange, a remarkably pure, concentrated, powerful Saint-Julien with fine tannins and a seamless, balanced mouthfeel. It has the fruit to shine even today. As with many of these top Médocs, I wouldn't be surprised to see this close down with 2-3 years of bottle age. It's going to be long-lived. The blend is 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Merlot, and 2% Petit Verdot that spent 21 months in 60% new French oak. (02/2025)

Lisa Perrotti-Brown

94-96 POINTS

The 2022 Lagrange is a blend of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Merlot, and 2% Petit Verdot. Deep garnet-purple in color, it bursts forth with bombastic notions of creme de cassis, blackberry preserves, and redcurrant jelly, leading to alluring nuances of cinnamon stick, clove oil, star anise, and violets. The medium-bodied palate is densely laden with black fruit and baking spices layers, supported by ripe, fine-grained tannins and plenty of freshness, finishing long and opulent. 40% of the year's production went into the first wine and yields were 34 hl/ha. pH 3.53. (05/2023)

Parker – Wine Advocate

94+ POINTS

The 2022 Lagrange has turned out nicely in bottle, offering up classic aromas of crème de cassis, plums and pencil shavings, framed by a deft touch of oak vanillin. Medium to full-bodied, dense and velvety, with lively acids and chalky tannins, it's an especially muscular, rich Lagrange that will reward a bit of patience.

- William Kelley (03/2025)

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