Chateau Paloumey Haut Medoc 2017

【Wine Enthusiast 91pts】

【Wine Spectator 91pts】

【James Suckling 90pts】

【Falstaff 90 pts】

【Cru Bourgeois】

WF574A - Chateau Paloumey Haut Medoc 2017

Price：$188 /bottle

6 bottle price：Avg：$158/bottle

Production area：France / Bordeaux /Haut-Medoc

Grape varieties：Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc

Tasting Notes: Fruity, elegant and well-structured, with aromas of black currant, strawberries and a touch of raspberry, with hints of chocolate, vanilla and licorice. On the palate it is fruity and well balanced. On the palate, this wine reveals aromas of blackberries, juicy/juicy raspberries and a touch of cherries, blackberries, accompanied by fine chocolate, vanilla and a touch of sweet spice. Elegant tannins. Nice length.

【James Suckling 90pts】

Pleasant currants and chocolate with some coffee aromas and flavors. Medium to full body. Juicy fruit at the end. Another year in the bottle would be better. Try after 2020.

【Wine Enthusiast 91pts】

This wine comes from an old estate that was revived in the 1990s after being abandoned. The new release is seriously structured, with bold tannins and intense black-currant fruit. It has potential richness and concentration, likely to be ready to drink from 2023. ROGER VOSS

【Wine Spectator 91pts】

Lush in feel, with cassis and plum puree notes spilling over each other, pulling in violet, anise and apple wood details along the way. Stays caressing through the finish. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Drink now through 2030. 4,333 cases made. — JM

Château Paloumey 

When Martine Cazeneuve partnered with François Charles Oberthur to acquire Château Paloumey in 1990, their goal was to revive this prestigious and forgotten terroir next to the famous Château La Lagune and Château Cantemerle. of the winery, they replanted their vineyards and rebuilt their cellars for the best quality!

Always striving for excellence in winemaking and viticulture, Château Paloumey is known for its elegant style and is one of the top wines of the Haut-Médoc appellation. After years of hard work, dedication and passion from the team led by Martine Cazeneuve, the estate has been brought back to life and has now grown to over 34 hectares.