2017 Chateau Lynch Bages

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Jahrgang	2017
Füllmenge	0.750 Liter
Artikel-Nr.	033041037-1700
EAN	3760020136079
Sorte	Rotwein
Erzeuger / Destille	Château Lynch-Bages FR 33250 Pauillac
Rebsorte(n)	Cabernet Sauvignon (70 %) Merlot (24 %) Cabernet Franc (4 %) Petit Verdot (2 %)
Alkoholgehalt % Vol.	13,00
Qualitätsstufe	5ème Cru Classé
Original-Verpackung	6 Flaschen pro Holzkiste

Details für Wissbegierige

Wein & Trinken
optimal trinkbar zwischen	2022-2042
Dekantieren	Nein
empfohlene Trinktemperatur °C	16-18
Verschlußart	Naturkork
passt zu	Fleisch (dunkel, gebraten) Fleisch (dunkel, gegrillt) Fleisch (dunkel, geschmort) Wild Solitär
Fakten & Analyse
Gesamtsäure g/L	3,45
Vinifikation	75% neues Holz
Ausbau	Barrique    Alter Barriques / Jahre: 0-1    Dauer des Barriqueausbaus / Monate: 18
PH-Wert	3,75
Weinberg & Terroir
Ertrag hl/ha	50
Art der Lese	maschinell
Anbau	konventionell
Allergene
enthält Sulfite / contains sulphites	Ja

Bewertungen & Punkte

Verkostungsnotiz Falstaff:

Falstaff Magazin - 92pts - PM: *Tiefdunkles Rubingranat, violette Reflexe, zarte Randaufhellung, attraktive Brombeerfrucht, ein Hauch von Cassis und schwarzem Waldbeerkonfit, feine Nuancen von Dörrpflaumen im Hintergrund. Saftig, mittlere Komplexität, reife Herzkirschen, feine Tannine, frisch und gut anhaltend, verfügt über Reifepotenzial.* -05/2018

Verkostungsnotiz Vinum:

Vinum Magazin – 17,5/20pts: **Von besonderer Fruchtigkeit, mit Dichte und Fülle, perfekt eingeabundenees, markiges Tannin; ausgezeichnet gelungen, hat Klasse.*

Verkostungsnotiz WeinWisser:

Weinwisser - 18,5/20pts: *Tiefes Purpurgranat mit schwarzer Mitte und violettem Rand. Ein Konzetnrat aus Wildkirsche, schwarzer Olive, reifer Heidelbeere und betörenden Veilchen. Im zweiten Ansatz Cassis und dunkle Edelhölzer. Am muskulösen Gaumen mit seidiger Textur und kräftigem, reifem Tannin-Paketausgestattet. Im sehr langanhaltenden Finale mit einem Feuerwerk von Schattenmorellen und schwarzen Johannisbeerpastillen. Grandioser Pauilac mit sehr grosser Fagemeinde, auf dem Weg zu höheren Note!* -04/2018

Verkostungsnotiz J. Robinson:

JancisRobinson.com - 17/20pts - JH: *Deepest crimson. Lovely classic aroma of cassis and graphite with an attractive dusty/mineral overlay. Deep and still elegant, with refined dark fruit, super-fine tannins and a long harmonious finish. Shapely and elegant.* -04/2018

Verkostungsnotiz James Suckling:

JamesSuckling.com - 95-96pts - JS: *This is an excellent Lynch that starts off slowly and then drives at the end with dark fruit and hints of hazelnuts. Strong and focused tannins. A beautiful young wine.* -04/2018

Verkostungsnotiz Antonio Galloni (vinousmedia.com):

Vinous.com - 92-95pts - AG: *The 2017 Lynch-Bages is a wine of impeccable balance and class. Deep, fleshy and inviting, the 2017 should be ready to deliver pleasure with minimal cellaring. All of the Lynch-Bages signatures come through in a very pretty, deceptively medium-bodied wine loaded with personality. Lynch-Bages is never a huge wine, but like most of his colleagues, proprietor Jean-Michel Cazes opted for especially delicate extractions.* -05/2018~~~Vinous.com – 92 pts - NM: *The 2017 Lynch-Bages is aged for 18 months in 75% new French oak. It has a very pure bouquet with blackberry, bilberry, freshly picked wild mint and a touch of iodine. It feels very primal compared to its peers and certainly requires plenty of bottle age. The palate is sweet and generous on the entry thanks to the supple tannin. Moderate acidity, quite opulent for Lynch-Bages but that is reined in towards the finish. I would have liked a little more complexity and delineation overall, but it should drink well for 15 to 20 years.* 02/2020

Verkostungsnotiz Neal Martin:

Wine Journal - 91-93pts - NM: *The 2017 Lynch Bages was picked from 18 September with the young Merlot vines and finishing on 30 September. It was cropped at around 50hl/ha. It is aged in 75% new oak for 18 months. It offers good intensity on the nose, not as precise or as mineral-driven as the 2016 last year, with cedar and pencil shaving infusing the black fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannin, very refined, a touch of white pepper and cedar with impressive depth on the finish. This will be an approachable Lynch Bages, probably pre-destined to be overshadowed by the magnificent (if nascent) 2016 but it will certainly give 20 to 25 years of drinking pleasure. Tasted four times with consistent notes.* -05/2018

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