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2021 Château Barde-Haut

Red Bordeaux Blend

  • France
  • Bordeaux
  • Libournais
  • St. Émilion Grand Cru
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Community Tasting Notes 3

  • Jeff Leve wrote: 93 points

    March 9, 2024 - Quite floral in nature, with additional nuances of cherries, licorice, espresso, black raspberries, and a touch of chocolate that creates the perfume. The palate is medium-bodied, with vibrant red berries, cocoa, crushed rocks, and chalk that add to the complexity and finish. This is going to drink well young, yet have the ability to age and evolve for 15 years. The wine blends 80% Merlot with 20% Cabernet Franc. Drink from 2024-2040.

  • vvWine.ch wrote: 91 points

    June 20, 2022 - (90-92 vvPunkte) 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc. Kräftiges Purpur. Die Nase ist anfangs zurückhaltend, offenbart dann Pflaumen und etwas Kirschen, darüber steinige Noten. Im Gaumen straff, mittlerer Körper, saftig und frisch, dann packt der Gerbstoff zu, überlagert die Frucht, diese kämpft sich zurück. Im Abgang von guter Länge und mit dunkelfruchtigen Rückaromen. Auf der mächtigen Seite in diesem Jahr, mit Reserven. 2025-2045 (Verkostet "En Primeur" im April 2022. Château Barde-Haut) vvWine.ch

  • Jeff Leve wrote: 93 points

    May 20, 2022 - Licorice, black cherry, espresso and herbs are on the nose. Medium-bodied, soft, elegant, polished and fresh, this should drink well young, yet have the ability to age and evolve for 15-20 years. The wine blends 80% Merlot with 20% Cabernet Franc. Drink from 2024-2040. 92-94

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  • By Antonio Galloni
    2021 Bordeaux: L’Enfant Terrible (Feb 2024), 2/1/2024 (link)

    (Barde-Haut Barde-Haut Red) Subscribe to see review text.

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  • By Jeb Dunnuck
    2021 Bordeaux: A Challenging Yet Good Vintage, 6/2/2022 (link)

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  • By James Suckling
    5/10/2022 (link)

    (Château Barde-Haut St.-Emilion, France) Subscribe to see review text.

Vinous

  • By Antonio Galloni
    2021 Bordeaux En Primeur: Back to Classicism (May 2022), 5/1/2022 (link)

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  • By Neal Martin
    Enticingly Fallible: Bordeaux 2021 En Primeur (May 2022), 5/1/2022 (link)

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  • By Chris Kissack
    April 2022, 4/1/2022 (link)

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Vinous

  • By Neal Martin
    2+2=5: Bordeaux 2021 In Bottle (Feb 2024) (link)

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Wine Definition

  • Vintage 2021
  • Type Red
  • Producer Château Barde-Haut
  • Varietal Red Bordeaux Blend
  • Designation n/a
  • Vineyard n/a
  • Country France
  • Region Bordeaux
  • SubRegion Libournais
  • Appellation St. Émilion Grand Cru

Community Holdings

  • Pending Delivery 84 (87%)
  • In Cellars 11 (11%)
  • Consumed 2 (2%)

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