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Chateau Clos de Sarpe |
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2008 |
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Saint Emilion |
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0.750 l |
54,62 EUR
65,00 EUR
(86.67 EUR/l) |
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* 95 Punkte Robert Parker THE WINE ADVOCATE: "A brilliant effort for this vintage, yields were a mere 10 hectoliters per hectare in 2008 and the result is only 8,000 bottles produced. Opulent, fleshy and full-bodied, this wine has reigned in the excruciatingly high level of tannins, but the 15% alcohol gives it loads of glycerin as well as a chewy mouthfeel. Inky/purple-colored and super-concentrated with relatively civilized tannins, this stunning 2008 should be accessible in 3-5 years (atypical for Clos de Sarpe) and drink well for 30+." |
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2005 |
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Saint Emilion |
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0.750 l |
75,55 EUR
89,90 EUR
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95+ Punkte Robert Parker The Wine Advocate: "Clearly a wine made for future generations, Clos de Sarpe, with its tendency for tiny yields of under 25 hectoliters per hectare, has fashioned a 1,000 case blend of 85% Merlot and the rest old vine Cabernet Franc. Over recent vintages, this wine has been among the most concentrated and formidably tannic and backward made in Bordeaux. A claret for those with 19th century tastes, it offers good purity, ripe tannin, and an extraordinary display of concentration, extract, power, and tannic clout. The 2005 is a mammoth yet incredibly well-balanced St.-Emilion that represents an anomaly in modern day winemaking. It is a pleasure to see a proprietor push the envelope and create a wine that will be appreciated for 40-50 years. Classic sweet black cherry, licorice, roasted herb, and underbrush characteristics are present in this formidable, full-bodied, powerful wine." |
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Chateau Clos de Sarpe |
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Maximal 1000 Kisten kann Monsieur Beyney alljährlich aus seinen 3,68 Hektar produzieren. Zu 85% ist diese winzige Parzelle mit Merlot bepflanzt, der Rest besteht ausschließlich aus Cabernet Franc. Monsieur Beyney besitzt auch ein kleines, nettes Hotel, das Palais Cardinal in St. Emilion. Doch seine eigentliche Leidenschaft gilt dem Weinbau. Lediglich 25-30 Hektoliter erntet er jährlich mit aufwendiger manueller Lese, der Ausbau in neuen Barriques so namhafter Produzenten wie Seguin Moreau, Taransaud, Sylvain, Demptos, Darnajou oder Radoux ist für ihn ein Muß. In Jahrgängen wie dem 2000er zählen seine Weine zu den konzentrietesten ganz St. Emilions. |
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Aschauer Str. 3-5