Chateau Belgrave - Medoc 5eme Cru Classe

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  • WINE : Red Wine

  • VARIETAL : Bordeaux Blend - Cabernet

  • PRODUCER : Chateau Belgrave

  • COUNTRY : France

  • REGION : Bordeaux

  • SUB REGION : Haut-Medoc

  • CLASSIFICATION : Medoc Cru Classe

  • SIZE : 750 ML

  • RATING : AG 91 , Vivino 4.0

The 2014 Belgrave is laced with the essence of gravel, black cherry, smoke, cured meats and incense. Dark, powerful and brooding, the 2014 possesses serious depth, intensity and personality. Drink this bold, hearty Haut-Médoc over the next decade.

- ANTONIO GALLONI 91 pt

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  • WINE : Red Wine

  • VARIETAL : Bordeaux Blend - Cabernet

  • PRODUCER : Chateau Belgrave

  • COUNTRY : France

  • REGION : Bordeaux

  • SUB REGION : Haut-Medoc

  • CLASSIFICATION : Medoc Cru Classe

  • SIZE : 750 ML

  • RATING : AG 91 , Vivino 4.0

The 2014 Belgrave is laced with the essence of gravel, black cherry, smoke, cured meats and incense. Dark, powerful and brooding, the 2014 possesses serious depth, intensity and personality. Drink this bold, hearty Haut-Médoc over the next decade.

- ANTONIO GALLONI 91 pt

  • WINE : Red Wine

  • VARIETAL : Bordeaux Blend - Cabernet

  • PRODUCER : Chateau Belgrave

  • COUNTRY : France

  • REGION : Bordeaux

  • SUB REGION : Haut-Medoc

  • CLASSIFICATION : Medoc Cru Classe

  • SIZE : 750 ML

  • RATING : AG 91 , Vivino 4.0

The 2014 Belgrave is laced with the essence of gravel, black cherry, smoke, cured meats and incense. Dark, powerful and brooding, the 2014 possesses serious depth, intensity and personality. Drink this bold, hearty Haut-Médoc over the next decade.

- ANTONIO GALLONI 91 pt


DESCRIPTION / TASTING NOTE


Château Belgrave, classed as a 5ème Cru Classé in the 1855 Classification, was a run-down property producing fairly mediocre wines until 1980. Salvation came in the form of the Bordeaux firm, Dourthe, which bought Belgrave and immediately renovated the cuverie and cellars, as well as extensively replanting the vineyards. By the mid 80s, cult oenologist Michel Rolland was consulting and the subsequent rise in quality has been meteoric.