2009 Ch. Branaire Ducru, St. Julien
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Product:
76497B
Bottle Size:
Bottle
(75 cl)
Case Size:
6
Maturity:
Drink 2020-2045
(For laying down)
Vintage:
2009
Producer:
Château Branaire-Ducru
Grape Variety:
Cab.Sauvignon Blend
Style:
Medium-Full Bodied,
Dry,
13.5% alcohol
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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A gorgeous nose of violets and raspberries announces the 2009 Branaire-Ducru. It is fresh and focused yet powerful and concentrated at the same time with fine, ripe, silky tannins making the wine extremely approachable even at this early stage. The sublime quality of the fruit, as ever, is key here, and has a resulted in an intense yet wonderfully elegant wine.
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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Deep purple red, fragrant and precisely expressed Cabernet cassis, lovely depth of natural ripeness, a finely textured wine, already elegant and will age well.
(Steven Spurrier - Decanter - Apr 2010)
(Steven Spurrier - Decanter - Apr 2010)
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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Dark crimson with a pale rim. Very light nose with a rather unwelcome note of coconut. Sweet start and very fondu. Just a little simple but lusciously so. I am perhaps looking a gift horse in the mouth here – though the tannins on the finish are pretty rustic. If this were sold at an attractive price it would please many. Some real succulence.
(Jancis Robinson MW - jancisrobinson.com - Apr 2010)
(Jancis Robinson MW - jancisrobinson.com - Apr 2010)
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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Haut couture becomes a wine! This dense purple wine has the tell-tale notes of flowers and pencil shavings, and its broad aromatics are intense and totally captivating. Powerful, rich, and full, but less tannic than the 2005 and more opulent, this is a dazzling Branaire to drink between 2017-2035.
(Robert Parker - Wine Advocate - February 2012)
(Robert Parker - Wine Advocate - February 2012)
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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Aromas of blueberry, dried citrus fruit and currant. Full-bodied, with chewy tannins and a long, long finish. Structured and tannic, but sweet fruit behind.
(James Suckling - Wine Spectator - Apr 2010)
(James Suckling - Wine Spectator - Apr 2010)
| BBR | Decanter | Jancis | Parker | Tim Atkin | Wine Spectator |
| 17/20 | 17.5/20 | 16.5+/20 | 96/100 | 93 | 92 - 95/100 |
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