2007 Grand Puy Ducasse
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Tasting notes
Score 84-87/100 · Wine Spectator
Good berry and currant character, with a coffee bean undertone. Medium body, lightly chewy tannins and a light finish. James Suckling, Wine Spectator 2008.
Critic scores
Critic scores
86
86/100
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86
84-87/100
Wine Spectator
87
87/100
Robert Parker
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87 points
Robert Parker
Score 87/100 · Robert Parker
An evolved, already complex nose of cedarwood, roasted herbs, black currants, and plums jumps from the glass of the elegant, mid-weight, somewhat superficial, but very endearing 2007 Grand Puy Ducasse. Drink it over the next 7-8 years. Wine Advocate.April, 2010
About the producer

Grand Puy Ducasse
The 40 hectares of this Pauillac Fifth Growth are spread across three sites, pieced together in the 18th century by Pierre Ducasse. Today owned by France’s Crédit Agricole bank, they have some very fine vineyard land, with their northernmost plot neighbouring Mouton and Lafite.