Château Pédesclaux
Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend
Pauillac, Médoc, Bordeaux, France
Barnyard Bomba on open! Beautiful nose of leather, spruce pine, and stewed blackberry. Palate delivers a spicy version of the same, but with a milk chocolate center. Really delightful. Well balanced, medium alcohol, medium acidity, medium plus tannins. This will improve, but awesome now.
93+ points
Barnyard Bomba on open! Beautiful nose of leather, spruce pine, and stewed blackberry. Palate delivers a spicy version of the same, but with a milk chocolate center. Really delightful. Well balanced, medium alcohol, medium acidity, medium plus tannins. This will improve, but awesome now.
93+ points
Well, I really liked this wine, Bugger what Parker says. The 2016. Small bottle. Soothes my shattered nerves.
Well, I really liked this wine, Bugger what Parker says. The 2016. Small bottle. Soothes my shattered nerves.
2 people found it helpfulSep 2nd, 2020
This is a well made wine that is smooth to drink but honestly there isn’t much to the flavor. Good but a bit boring. I’d give it a B.
This is a well made wine that is smooth to drink but honestly there isn’t much to the flavor. Good but a bit boring. I’d give it a B.
Purple hue with ruby rim variation. Noticeable extraction and tearing. Black fruit on the nose, baked blackberry pie, black currants, plum, cedar, nutmeg, delicate allspice, and licorice.
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Balanced on the palate, but tart, still young and reserved. Medium tannins. Medium acidity. Full bodied.
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Heirloom cherry tomatoes, creamy buffalo burrata, basil, and champagne vinaigrette softened the black fruit flavors of this left bank Bordeaux; it was a lovely pairing partner (can imagine many other dishes it would complement). A duet of pleasures.
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48% Cabernet Sauvignon. 45% Merlot. 4% Petit Verdot. 3% Cabernet Franc. 13% ABV. Vintage 2016.
Purple hue with ruby rim variation. Noticeable extraction and tearing. Black fruit on the nose, baked blackberry pie, black currants, plum, cedar, nutmeg, delicate allspice, and licorice.
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Balanced on the palate, but tart, still young and reserved. Medium tannins. Medium acidity. Full bodied.
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Heirloom cherry tomatoes, creamy buffalo burrata, basil, and champagne vinaigrette softened the black fruit flavors of this left bank Bordeaux; it was a lovely pairing partner (can imagine many other dishes it would complement). A duet of pleasures.
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48% Cabernet Sauvignon. 45% Merlot. 4% Petit Verdot. 3% Cabernet Franc. 13% ABV. Vintage 2016.
Too young. Better with time. Papa loves get more. $37 @ Total Wine
Too young. Better with time. Papa loves get more. $37 @ Total Wine
Mar 15th, 2020
Aromas of flint, currents and dark cherry. Tobacco, leather and black cherry flavors. Dark purple color but not much of a mid pallet. (Wine kind of disappears for a moment). Full bodied but soft tannins. A tad sour on the finish. Did improve on the second day. Needs to sleep a bit longer.
Aromas of flint, currents and dark cherry. Tobacco, leather and black cherry flavors. Dark purple color but not much of a mid pallet. (Wine kind of disappears for a moment). Full bodied but soft tannins. A tad sour on the finish. Did improve on the second day. Needs to sleep a bit longer.
Feb 22nd, 2020
1/28/2023: 60B
T: dark, very cab
D: brick T: brick with tannic finish, velvet plum. Couple of more years aging will bring out more fruit. Will be outstanding.
D: well balanced with berries and cab flavors. On subsequent sips tastes gamey
1/28/2023: 60B
T: dark, very cab
D: brick T: brick with tannic finish, velvet plum. Couple of more years aging will bring out more fruit. Will be outstanding.
D: well balanced with berries and cab flavors. On subsequent sips tastes gamey
Gilles had this 4 years ago
Gilles had this 4 years ago
Oct 25th, 2019