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Pessac-Léognan is a French wine produced around Pessac and Léognan, in the Graves vineyard, one of the subdivisions of the Bordeaux vineyard. The red wines of Pessac-Léognan are elegant and concentrated, with a medium to full-bodied body. They offer distinct aromas and flavours of minerals and earth, and may have a lush fruit or smoky tobacco character. The white wines of Pessac-Léognan are dry, unlike the famous sweet white wines of Sauternes. They are generally crisp and mineral with hints of citrus, often with a rich oak ageing character and capable of improving with further age.
To the eye: the robe of red Pessac-Léognan announces elegance and ageing potential. Deep red with purple or black cherry tints. The white Pessac-Léognan has a beautiful appearance. Brilliant golden yellow, almost white, or shimmering with green tints. Always elegant.
Nose: the bouquet of the red wines develops dominant aromas of ripe red fruits and floral notes, such as violet, giving it complexity and power. White Pessac-Léognan develops delicate aromas of toast, lemon, exotic fruits and hazelnut.
Palate: in its young years, red Pessac-Léognan is full-bodied, but balanced and elegant. One finds aromas of fruit, undergrowth and warm earth. As it ages, the palette widens: dried fruit, game, cocoa and roasted notes. The white wine is full-bodied and complex, fat and unctuous, and very fresh. We can say that it is balanced.
We find of course the 1er Grand Cru Classé, Château Haut Brion, but also other references well known to lovers of great Bordeaux wines: Carbonnieux, Domaine de Chevalier, Fieuzal, Haut-Bailly, Latour-Martillac, Les Carmes Haut-Brion, Malartic-Lagraviere, Mission Haut-Brion, Pape Clément, Smith Haut Lafitte and many others.
For lovers of old vintages, it is essential to know the good years for a grand cru of Pessac Léognan. We will retain the vintages: 1945, 1989, 2005, 2009 and 2010.
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Les vins rouges de Pessac Leognan sont réputés pour être des vins de grande garde et peuvent être conservé entre 5 et 25 ans selon la qualité du millésime et du Château. Certains grands crus classés tel que Haut Brion, dans les grands millésimes, peuvent être gardés jusqu'à 50 ans. Consultez les prix des Pessac Léognan
Le prix des vins de Pauillac va de 30€ à plus de 1000€ pour les châteaux les plus prestigieux tel que Haut Brion. En moyenne, pour un grand vin de Pessac le prix tourne autour de 40€. Consultez les prix des Pessac
De l'avis des plus grands dégustateurs tel que Robert Parker, les meilleurs châteaux de Pessac sont : Haut Brion, Domaine de Chevalier, Mission Haut Brion, Pape Clément, Smith Haut Lafitte et Haut Bailly.
Les vins de Pessac Leognan sont puissants. Il est donc nécessaire de l’accompagner avec des mets de caractère tel que du canard ou du gibier. Découvrez nos conseils d'accord mets et vins