Chateau Cheval Blanc
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
Ready, but will keep,
This is a truly great Cheval Blanc. Just a smidgen below the quality of the 2005 (yes, really) it is a monster of a wine, and utterly complete. Overflowing with dense fruit, huge tannins and balanced acidity it has all the tools to age majestically. The nose is all creamy, rich, intense black fruit while the harmonious palate boasts cool, incredibly concentrated, elegant cassis and plums with an astonishing pure, complex finish that we could still taste 10 minutes after leaving the chteau. Without a shadow of doubt, the wine of the vintage.
Case price (Magnum 3 x 150cl)
Magnum 3 x 150cl 4cs
£1,910.58
Case price (D. Magnum 1 x 300cl)
D. Magnum 1 x 300cl 1cs
£1,274.73
Case price (Jeroboam 1 x 500cl)
Jeroboam 1 x 500cl 2cs
£2,129.55
Case price (Imperial 1 x 600cl)
Imperial 1 x 600cl 1cs
£2,549.46
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Case price (Magnum 6 x 150cl)
Magnum 6 x 150cl 1cs
£4,079.16
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
Ready, but will keep,
"Among the young Chevals of the last 25 years, this is the most Port-like I have ever tasted. It represents the essence of this noble vineyard.....Opulent and full-bodied, with a diaphanous quality (each layer peels away to reveal even more nuances), low acidity, sweet tannin, and a 60 second finish, it is unquestionably as profound as the 1990 and 1982. It is the most compelling Cheval Blanc since the mythical 1947 and 1949, but patience is required. Potentially, this is a perfect wine."
Robert Parker - Bordeaux 4th Edition - Feb 2002
Robert Parker - Bordeaux 4th Edition - Feb 2002
Bottle
£965.50
Ex-Chateau
Bottle 12 x 75cl 2cs
£8,880.00
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
For laying down,
Cheval Blanc has a really pleasing velvety texture in 2015. It is a stylish wine as usual, with power, elegance and a lovely mouth-watering freshness. There is a seductive richness in 2015 along with concentrated raspberry, blackberry and plum fruit. Soft, beguiling and pure, it is a very pleasant glass of wine.
Elegant and silky. There is nice crunchy fruit and green pepper, with tobacco leaf on the finish. Power emerges on the mid-palate, but is quite well hidden behind the fruit and layers of spicy flavour.
Blend: 55% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Franc
Elegant and silky. There is nice crunchy fruit and green pepper, with tobacco leaf on the finish. Power emerges on the mid-palate, but is quite well hidden behind the fruit and layers of spicy flavour.
Blend: 55% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Franc
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Bottle 1 x 75cl 1cs
£398.00
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
Ready, but will improve,
Cabernet Franc ripened beautifully at Ch. Cheval Blanc in 2008 and, comprising 50% of the blend this year, its heady perfume and full blown tannins make for a particularly decadent Grand Vin. Merlot (the other 50%) adds a lush richness to the massive weight of fruit on the palate, but underneath all of this lies the signature freshness of the vintage.
The powerful tannins on this wine suggest that it will need a couple of decades to truly shine, but when it is ready, it will be a force to reckon with.
The powerful tannins on this wine suggest that it will need a couple of decades to truly shine, but when it is ready, it will be a force to reckon with.
Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
£3,900.00
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
For laying down,
Director Pierre Lurton has one of the best and hardest jobs in Bordeaux, managing two of the region's great estates, Cheval Blanc and d'Yquem. In 2006 he been successful once again producing what he rightly calls 'a cashmere' Cheval Blanc. It is an outstanding wine, with a stylish, velvety texture, power and elegance and a lovely mouthwatering freshness. It has more Merlot than usual giving it a seductive richness, along with concentrated raspberry, blackberry and plum fruit and supple tannins. Just as you think you have tasted everything, another wave of fruit sweeps in on the long finish.
Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
£5,000.00
Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
£5,500.00
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
For laying down,
Director Pierre Lurton has produced an extraordinary Cheval Blanc in 2005 with wonderful purity and class, emphasizing beauty over power. Like so many of the great 2005s this starts slowly and then snowballs into an avalanche of flavour, getting more and more complex and intense as it goes. With its floral, bitter chocolate and ripe black fruit nose this is immediately very different to other wines we have tasted. Crushed coffee beans enhance the sensational blackberry fruit amidst a palate of great poise, harmony and luxurious polish.
Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
£6,800.00
Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
£8,600.00
Salmanaz. 1 x 900cl 1cs
£7,990.00
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Chateau Cheval Blanc,
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Seventy-five percent of the harvest was used to create the Grand Vin this year and it has such an attractive nose. Another Burgundy-esque wine, Cheval Blanc is wonderfully perfumed and delightfully floral. The palate has an impetus to it. Soft, beguiling, pure and mineral natural, it is simply delicious. There is elegance, but power emerges on the mid-palate, although it is well hidden. Approachable now, there is some crunch and velvety fruit. Refined and fine, it is a really good result this year.
55% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Franc
55% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Franc
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Château Cheval Blanc, a 1er Grand Cru Classé (A) is unquestionably the leading estate in St. Emilion. It is located in the north-west of the St. Emilion appellation, bordering Pomerol.
Cheval Blanc's vineyards (Merlot 39%, Cabernet Franc 57%, Malbec 3%, Cabernet Sauvignon 1%) enjoy a variety of soils: gravel, clay and sand, all underpinned by an impermeable sedimentary rock (`crasse de fer'). Fermentation and maceration last 4 weeks in stainless steel vats, followed by 18 months' maturation in new oak barrels.
Cheval Blanc produces the most famous Cabernet Franc-based wine in the world and present régisseur Pierre Lurton is amongst the most talented winemakers working in Bordeaux today. Cheval Blanc requires a minimum 10 years of bottle age and the best vintages can last for 50 years or more.