2016 Chateau Labégorce - Bordeaux - 6 Bottles (0.75L)





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Six 0.75-litre bottles of Château Labégorce 2016 from Bordeaux.
Description from the seller
Château Labégorce is certainly one of the best-value estates in Margaux. The wine is made primarily from Cabernet Sauvignon (about 65%) and Merlot (about 30%), with Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. On the palate, it shows blackcurrant, blackberry, floral notes, tobacco, violets, spices, and, last but not least, earthy, mineral nuances. The oak is well integrated. The wine can already be enjoyed now, but it can certainly be cellared for up to another six years.
The wines were purchased en primeur through “Gute Weine Lobenberg” and have been stored in wine cabinets under perfect conditions since delivery. The fill level is perfect: Into Neck.
The wines will be shipped in a special carton; personal collection is generally possible. Wine imports are subject to certain regulations in some countries, such as customs or import duties. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
Château Labégorce is certainly one of the best-value estates in Margaux. The wine is made primarily from Cabernet Sauvignon (about 65%) and Merlot (about 30%), with Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. On the palate, it shows blackcurrant, blackberry, floral notes, tobacco, violets, spices, and, last but not least, earthy, mineral nuances. The oak is well integrated. The wine can already be enjoyed now, but it can certainly be cellared for up to another six years.
The wines were purchased en primeur through “Gute Weine Lobenberg” and have been stored in wine cabinets under perfect conditions since delivery. The fill level is perfect: Into Neck.
The wines will be shipped in a special carton; personal collection is generally possible. Wine imports are subject to certain regulations in some countries, such as customs or import duties. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.

