1995 La Tour Figeac
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In contrast to the more spartan 1996, the 1995 is a sexy, deep ruby-colored wine with gobs of herb-tinged, spicy, berry fruit in the nose and flavors. Medium-bodied, soft, friendly, and juicy, this is an appealing style of St.-Emilion for consuming over the next 3-4 years. A sleeper. Last tasted, 3/01.
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In contrast to the more spartan 1996, the 1995 is a sexy, deep ruby-colored wine with gobs of herb-tinged, spicy, berry fruit in the nose and flavors. Medium-bodied, soft, friendly, and juicy, this is an appealing style of St.-Emilion for consuming over the next 3-4 years. A sleeper. Last tasted, 3/01. Jan 2003, www.robertparker.com
About the producer
Situated on the Saint-Emilion side of the appellation’s border with Pomerol, this estate was part of Ch. Figeac until 1879. They were an early pioneer of biodynamic farming, having converted the entire estate in 1997.