2008 Beauregard
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The 2008 Chateau Beauregard is rock solid and offers a medium to full-bodied, charming, and impressively textured profile as well as ample darker fruits, chocolate, and leafy herbs. It’s drinking nicely today and has loads of charm.
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Jancis Robinson MW
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Blackish crimson. Very firm, aromatic Cabernet on the nose. Sweet and rich and juicy. Vibrant wine. A bit hard on the end. (JR)
This dark plum/ruby-hued, tannic, rustic effort reveals some astringency, but it has plenty of concentration, purity, texture and length. For a 2008, this medium-bodied wine is surprisingly unevolved and will benefit from several years of bottle age. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2025.
About the producer
Named after its founder, Bernard Beauregard, this property is one of few Pomerol addresses to have an actual château – here a stately 18th-century construction designed by the man behind Bordeaux’s Grand Théâtre.