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Château Bouscaut

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Château Bouscaut
Château Bouscaut was purchased by the Chabanneaux family at the end of the 19th century. The name Bouscaut (after the locality) appeared under their aegis around 1881, replacing the name Haut Truchon. In 1925, Victor Place and the Comte de Rivaud became owners and set about restoring the property to its former glory. In 1961, a fire completely destroyed the château. In 1968, they sold the property to a group of investors from New York, who entrusted the management of the vineyard to Haut-Brion's estate managers. Finally, Bouscaut was acquired by Lucien Lurton in 1979. Today, the 4th generation is at the helm with Sophie Lurton, Lucien's daughter, to whom he gave the property in 1992. Since then, Sophie and her husband Laurent Cogombles have worked hard to extract the very best from this original terroir.

The terroir of Château Bouscaut is essentially composed of clay-gravel soils on limestone bedrock. The predominantly clay-limestone component of Bouscaut's soils gives the white wines a beautiful, silky texture, as well as a highly aromatic character in both Semillon and Sauvignon. This terroir also produces long-keeping white wines with floral, dried fruit and smoky notes. These same soils also produce excellent red wines: they are particularly well-suited to Merlot. The wines of Château Bouscaut are highly colored and quite tannic, particularly rich and powerful.
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Château Bouscaut Pessac-Léognan rouge 2018 - Grand Cru Classé

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93/100 James Suckling

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93/100 Decanter

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93/100 Wine Enthusiast

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92/100 Yves Beck

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92/100 The Wine Cellar Insider - Jeff Leve

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17/20 Bettane & Desseauve

wooded
freshness
elegant
grilled meat
grand cru classé

"Lots of potential!"

"It has confidence and a discreet but clear tannic presence. It manages its alcohol well, with lovely dark spices on the mid-palate, enabling it to maintain an uplifting frame. The Malbec clearly plays a part in this quiet power. Blackcurrant and blackberry fruit, moving towards juicy blueberry as the palate opens. It distinguished itself as a primeur and never ceased to impress. " (Decanter 2020) - Delivery in wooden cases possible for orders of 6 bottles of this wine (depending on country and shipping method selected).

Les Chênes de Bouscaut 2009 - Second Vin du Château Bouscaut

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4.5/5 (2 reviews)

Note: Guide Hachette citation
"The Second Vin Les Chênes de Bouscaut 2009 offers the same aromatic tone but more suppleness: it's already tasting very well." (Le Guide Hachette des Vins 2014). A second wine of great quality, revealing notes of red fruit, leather and toast, with powerful, elegant tannins...

Château Bouscaut 2010 - Grand Cru Classé de Graves

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4.5/5 (4 reviews)

Notes : Gault Millau 17,5/20, Le Point 17/20, Bettane & Desseauve 16,5/20, RVF 15/20, Citation Guide Hachette, Wine Enthousiast 89-91/100, Decanter 16,5/20
"Very much in the aromatic style of the 2009, with refined aromas of ripe fruit, fresh raspberry and sweet flowers, a supple texture, fine tannins and lovely freshness. Very elegant". (Le Guide Bettane & Desseauve des Vins de France 2014). A round, supple, melted and silky wine... A lot of style! - Delivery in original wooden crate for orders of 12 bottles delivered in France.