Red Wine / France / Bordeaux / Saint-Julien AOC / 13 % vol

Ranked by our clients in the TOP 100 Bordeaux

Guide Revue Des Vins De France 2012 - Note 17.5/20

MAGNUM CHATEAU LANGOA BARTON 2009 - 3EME CRU CLASSE

0,75 L
1,5 L
Red Wine / France / Bordeaux / Saint-Julien AOC / 13 % vol

"This is a superb performance by Langoa Barton!" Robert Parker 94/100

Langoa Barton is a typical Saint-Julien, always attractive and tasty. Like its big brother, Léoville Barton, consistency and prices are very attractive. True to its style, this wine is graceful on the palate, but profound with fruits that remain very fresh and with fine tannins. A very seductive wine!
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MAGNUM CHATEAU LANGOA BARTON 2009 - 3EME CRU CLASSE

Wine type

Third Growth

Vintage

2009

Grape Variety

74% Cabernet-sauvignon, 22% Merlot, 4% Cabernet-franc

Character

Tannic and racy red wine

Style

Woody

Service Temperature

16-18°C

Service

Direct from bottle

Storage instructions

To drink or to store in cellar

To drink from

2019

To drink until

2039

Food and wine matching

Deli meats, Red meat, White meat, Poultry, Cheese

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CHÂTEAU LANGOA BARTON

Since 1821, the Barton family has been writing alone the chapters in the history of Château Langoa Barton in Bordeaux. Still owners of this Grand Cru Classé in 1855, it is in Saint-Julien that are the roots and the heart of Barton's soul. For Château Langoa Barton, the meaning of the word terroir goes well beyond its initial definition, which is the soil. The notions of climate, topology and geology must be associated with it. The plots that make up the terroir of Château Langoa Barton face the river. The mild temperatures resulting from this proximity implies an early maturity that is often a guarantee of quality. This magnificent quaternary gravel hillside brings each vintage to maturity, and then the grapes are ruthlessly selected to make Langoa Barton.