France Bordeaux Pauillac Château Lynch-BagesLynch Bages

2003 Lynch Bages

Lynch Bages

93Average Score

Bordeaux / France

Red

A healthy, youthful dark plum/ruby/purple color is followed by a bouquet of smoke, barbecued meats, black currants and new saddle leather. With full body and sweet tannin, this 2003 is strutting its stuff. Although it is not as fine as the 1989, 1990, or 2000, it is a complex, classic Pauillac to enjoy over the next decade. Aug 2014, www.robertparker.com

Robert Parker Score: 94/100

12x75cl	-	1 Immediate \| 11 Marketplace		£1,695.00
6xMags	-	0 Immediate \| 3 Marketplace		£1,695.00
Bts	-	0 Immediate \| 4 Marketplace		£143.00
Mags	-	0 Immediate \| 1 Marketplace		£283.00
Bts	-	0 Immediate \| 4 Marketplace	Duty Paid	£143.00

Scores + Notes

Average Score

Robert ParkerScore: 94/100

Loads of rich, plummy fruit with vanilla undertones follows through to a full-bodied palate, with soft tannins and a long, long finish. Gorgeous.--Lynch-Bages non-blind vertical. Best after 2010. 35,000 cases made. James Suckling, Wine Spectator 2007

Wine SpectatorScore: 92/100

About The Producer

The producer

Château Lynch-Bages

Château Lynch-Bages was originally founded in the 18th century by Thomas Lynch, the son of a Galway merchant, who had fled to Bordeaux after the defeat of Catholic King James by William of Orange at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. Thomas was born in Bordeaux and married Elisabeth Drouillard, the daughter of the owner of the Bages estate. Following the death of her father in 1749, Elisabeth and Thomas inherited the estate, affixing the Lynch name to the property in the village of Bages. Château Lynch-Bages has been owned by the Cazes family since 1939.

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Product Details

Country

France

Region

Bordeaux

Sub-region

Pauillac

Colour

Red

Taste

Dry

Alcohol %

13%

Product Type

Still wine

Product Subtype

Drinking Window