Château Guillemin la Gaffelière

St. Émilion Grand Cru Red Bordeaux Blend

9.051 ratings
8.21 pro ratings
St. Émilion, Libournais, Bordeaux, France
Red Bordeaux Blend
Chili & Hot Spicy, Potato, White Rice, Mushrooms, Pasta, Pork, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Lamb, Tomato-Based, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Beef, Hard Cheese, Venison
Top Notes For
John Stemper

excellent complexity. 2009 vintage

excellent complexity. 2009 vintage

1 person found it helpfulNov 23rd, 2014
T. Berghaus

Dark chocolate and dark cherry nose, firm tannins

Dark chocolate and dark cherry nose, firm tannins

Dec 26th, 2019
Mick Aeshliman

Corner Table

Corner Table

Oct 13th, 2018
Desiree Meisch

Great bold and woody taste to it.

Great bold and woody taste to it.

Oct 12th, 2018
Peter Slagowitz

A nice right bank Bordeaux. Cab Franc adds some angularity to what is a bit of a dark fruit forward wine from the Merlot. Good acidity. Showing well but a touch young.

A nice right bank Bordeaux. Cab Franc adds some angularity to what is a bit of a dark fruit forward wine from the Merlot. Good acidity. Showing well but a touch young.

Apr 20th, 2018
T. Berghaus

Lucious St. Emilion - great with roast beef

Lucious St. Emilion - great with roast beef

Jan 8th, 2018
Zach Rhodes

2010 is drinking quite well now. Recommend with Coq AU Vin.

2010 is drinking quite well now. Recommend with Coq AU Vin.

Dec 29th, 2017
Vanessa

Earth, leather, and dark chocolate with mild black cherry

Earth, leather, and dark chocolate with mild black cherry

Sep 11th, 2017
Ekasit Poositranusorn

Dark ruby red color with ripe black fruits, vanilla, and spice on the nose and on the palate. Rough but meaty texture, firm tannins, and reasonable length on the finish. Easy-to-drink but surprisingly taste more like traditional Italian wine rather than French wine, or it's too young to drink?

Dark ruby red color with ripe black fruits, vanilla, and spice on the nose and on the palate. Rough but meaty texture, firm tannins, and reasonable length on the finish. Easy-to-drink but surprisingly taste more like traditional Italian wine rather than French wine, or it's too young to drink?

Oct 9th, 2015
Anthony Howe

The nose was very impressive, lots of floral and perfume and earth. Unfortunately the palate didn't match. Maybe too young, all tannin and very little of anything else

The nose was very impressive, lots of floral and perfume and earth. Unfortunately the palate didn't match. Maybe too young, all tannin and very little of anything else

Sep 3rd, 2015