Chateau Leboscq, Medoc

Chateau Leboscq · Bordeaux › Medoc › France

Red · Red Bordeaux Blend
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LWIN 1177125
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90 /100
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12
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89.8
Avg Score
92
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Taster #3564 · Sep 23, 2024
88/100
Actually still drinking well. Mature but not over the top.
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Dec 29, 2022
92/100
DnP. Dark red, sign of maturity, 5.5. Generous mature bouquet, complex, tobacco, forest floor, cedar, pencil, ripe dark fruits. Harmonious palate, m-T, mA, mB, same as bouquet, elegant dry finish. Drink now-onwards
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Dec 22, 2021
91/100
DnP. Consistent
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Mar 19, 2021
91/100
DnP. Consistent, perhaps with more pronounced Brett flavour. I like it.
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Dec 16, 2020
91/100
D1h. Consistent
2010 vintage
Taster #3033 · Sep 8, 2019
90/100
Nose with a hint of dark fruit, but more so a hint of lead and steel. Unusual. Palate is classic Bordeaux. Dark fruit, hint of pencil, strong grip, very dry. Nice long finish, again very dry (in a nice way). Very enjoyable.
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Nov 23, 2018
91/100
Has put on complexity.
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · May 4, 2018
90/100
CV1. Consistent with prior note
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Jan 26, 2018
90/100
DnP. Dark red, red rim, 5,5. Lovely generous classic Medoc petit chateau bouquet, pencil, cedar, ripe dark fruits, fresh herbal notes behind. Structured harmonious palate, fruit, racy tannins, fine dry finish. Drink now-2028. What a surprise. This has certainly matured since last visit and has enough fruit to evolve over the next decade.
2010 vintage
Taster #7960 · Apr 24, 2016
87/100
dD1h. Dark berry red, red rim, 5.5. Initially somewhat reduced closed nose, after 1h it opens up showing young dark fruits. Surprisingly elegant and balanced palate, some tannin, fruity finish. Wait 3-5years for all elements to integrate. But the stuff seems in place to end up in a fine petit claret.
2010 vintage
Taster #6963 · Jan 5, 2016
86/100
Very good with venison. Many strawberry, raspberry, full bodied and complex.
2010 vintage
Taster #1727 · Oct 4, 2015
90/100
The wine looks purple colored. The legs are medium. There is no sediment in the bottle. It smells like blackberry and blueberry. It tastes like blackberry, red currant, prune, light toast and vanilla. The body is medium/full. The wine has round texture. The wine finishes medium. The wine has low acidity.
2010 vintage