2007 Les Carmes Haut Brion
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Robert Parker
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Mid crimson. Healthy. Tasty, lively, vigorous nose. Acidity is just a little prominent but it’s a punchy, if unsubtle, drink. Dry end. (JR)
Medium red-ruby. A dusty quality quickly dissipated, leaving aromas of dark raspberry, meat, mocha and menthol. Juicy and fresh, with sneaky intensity of currant and raspberry fruit flavor and an herbal element that contributes nuance. This juicy midweight boasts good shape and grip, finishing with building, slightly peppery tannins.
As one might expect, this is not a big, deep effort, but rather a wine of quintessential elegance. Its deep ruby/purple hue is accompanied by complex, cedary, burning ember, charcoal, menthol, blueberry and raspberry notes. Medium-bodied, elegant, and complex, it is best consumed over the next 7-8 years.
About the producer

One of the most exciting properties in Bordeaux, Les Carmes Haut-Brion technically sits within the city’s limits today. Guillaume Pouthier arrived in 2012 and, under his tenure, the property has been elevated to the highest ranks.