Chateau Pedesclaux 2011
Bordeaux Red Blends
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Wine
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James
Suckling
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Product Details
Varietal
Producer
Vintage
2011
Size
750ML
Your Rating
Somm Note
Winemaker Notes
A beautiful deep purple color, an aromatic nose of beautiful ripe black fruit. In the mouth, it is round with silky tannins and a beautiful, suave finish.
Professional Ratings
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Wine Spectator
A ripe, plush, modern style, with a ganache note leading the way for crushed plum, blackberry and currant pâte de fruit notes. Lots of briar and anise on the finish lends a grippy feel. Rock-solid. An estate rapidly on the rise.
Barrel Sample: 90-93 Points -
James Suckling
This is dense and chewy with super polished tannins with minerals, blueberries and raspberries. Full and dense with a tight structure and a long finish. Good see this estate make serious wine in a difficult vintage.
Barrel Sample: 91-92
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The Chateau Pedesclaux was created in the beginning of the 19 century, in 1810, by Mr Pierre Urbain Pedesclaux, a well-known wine broker of Bordeaux. In 1855, the Chateau Pedesclaux was classified 5° great growth.
In 1891, the Count of Gastebois bought the property. It was the subject of a full reconstruction, which helped to improve the quality of the wines. After the death of Mr. de Gastebois in 1904, the administration of the estate is entrusted to his son-in-law, Count Bernard de Vesins. He bequeathed the property in 1919 to his grandchildren, the Count of Xavier Erceville and Count Michel du Lac. In 1928, the first crusher-de-stalker Médocain COQ brand is used at the Chateau Pedesclaux.
BEYFPEDESX_2011 Item# 129073