2008 Chateau Lassegue Saint-Emilion Grand Cru

2008 Chateau Lassegue Saint-Emilion Grand Cru

2008 Chateau Lassegue Saint-Emilion Grand Cru

拉賽格城堡红葡萄酒
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Description

  • Alcohol %: 13.5%
  • Decant Time: 60-90 minutes
  • Taste: plum, blackberry, blackcurrant, red berry, earthy, mineral, savory, oak spice, ripe tannin, concentrated, long finish
  • Food Matching: Sirloin steak with Café de Paris butter, Lamb hachis parmentier (shepherd's pie), Beef sirloin Korean BBQ, Roast lamb or game birds, Mushroom dishes and earthy ragouts, Venison
  • Grape Variety: Merlot : 60%, Cabernet Franc : 25%, Cabernet Sauvignon : 15%,

 

Tasting note

來自典雅的18世紀酒莊,2008 年的拉賽格展現成熟而飽滿的水果與深沈風土感。葡萄園位於朝南至西南的斜坡,黏土與石灰岩土壤帶來礦物質感與緊緻的中段口感;老藤帶來濃縮的果實層次。釀造上以精緻的法國新橡木(12個月,60%新桶)修飾結構,使香料與烘烤調性為果實鋪陳背景而非主導。入口飽滿、單寧成熟卻有支撐力,酸度明亮令整體更顯清爽,尾韻悠長帶有些微土香與煙燻感。建議醒一小時以上再飲,搭配烤肉、野味或菌菇料理最合拍。

A poised Saint-Émilion Grand Cru from an elegant 18th‑century estate, this 2008 displays ripe dark and red berry fruit framed by savory, mineral complexity. The south/southwest hillside vineyards on clay-limestone soils lend a chalky minerality and concentration; old-vine density shows through in the mid-palate. Vinified with attentive oak use and aged 12 months in 60% new French oak, the wine carries restrained spice and toasted notes that support — never overwhelm — the fruit. On the palate it is concentrated and structured: supple yet present tannins, fresh acidity and layered flavors of plum, blackberry and black-currant, finishing long with a savory, earthy lift. Drink now with a good decant, or continue to cellar through the stated window for further integration.

 

Winery

拉賽格酒莊擁有18世紀古堡建築,外牆上的日晷成為酒莊標誌,也象徵陽光與成熟的一緯。他們以坡地老藤為核心,重視田間管理與風土表現;在酒窖採取傳統而細膩的釀造方式,適度萃取後以法國橡木桶熟成,追求果實飽滿與礦物風土的平衡,成就典型的聖愛美濃豐潤風格。

Château Lassègue is an 18th‑century estate distinguished by ornate sundials on its façade — a symbol of sun exposure and a guiding motif for the domaine. Classified among the Saint‑Émilion Grand Cru Classé, the property farms older vines on hillside parcels and pursues a classic, measured approach in the cellar: careful extraction, partial new French oak maturation and an aim for opulent yet refined wines that express their limestone-rich terroir.

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