2001 Clos du Marquis
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Tasting notes
Delicious liquorice, chocolate and cedar on the nose with loads of blackcurrant fruit too. Smooth but impressive tannins and medium body, and still with plentiful primary fruit – this is ageing superbly. (RH)
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More reviews and scores
Fully evolved. Slightly rusty nails. Dense and velvety. Correct, but slightly dense on the mid palate. (JR)
Mid crimson. Dull red wine on the nose. Serviceable rather than exciting. Stodgy. (JR)
Something a little raw on the nose. Pretty brutal: all structure and not enough fruit. Anthracite? Certainly uncompromising. (JR)
About the producer
One of the leading estates in Bordeaux, Ch. Léoville Las Cases is one of the largest and oldest Classed Growths in the Médoc. Along with Ch. Ducru-Beaucaillou, it is widely considered one of the best estates in Saint-Julien.