Château Leoville Poyferre
Château Leoville Poyferre 2014

82,00 CHF * netto 75,86 CHF

Inhalt: 0.75 Liter (109,33 CHF* / 1 Liter)

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Winzer:	Château Leoville Poyferre
Wein:	Château Leoville Poyferre 2014
Jahrgang:	2014
Klassifizierung:	2ème Grand Cru Classé
Land:	Frankreich
Gebiet/Region:	Bordeaux / St. Julien
Alkoholgehalt:	13,5 %
Traubensorte:	Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot
Bewertungen:	Parker 93+/100, Vinous 96/100, Gabriel 18/20, James Suckling 95/100, Jancis Robinson 17.5+/20
Allergene:	Enthält Sulfite

Bordeaux Total René Gabriel:

60 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 35 % Merlot, 3 % Cabernet Franc, 2 % Petit Verdot. 36 hl/ha. Extrem dunkles Purpur mit lila und violetten Reflexen. Ich hatte ihn, grad nach dem Barton und Ducru in der Nase. Während die anderen eher leise auftraten war dies ein absolutes Rodeobouquet! Viel schwarze Kirschen, viel Cassis, dunkle Edelhölzer, Arabica-Kaffeetouch. Dahinter aber auch ganz fein grüne Cabernetspuren zeigend. Im Gaumen ein Mund voll Wein, fleischig, stoffig, komplex und reich in allen Belangen. Angefangen mit den reifen, markanten Gerbstoffen über die Konzentration bis hin zum katapultartigen Finale. Unter den Deuxièmes war dies die arroganteste Version. Aber warum darf ein grosser Cru denn keine Ecken und Kanten haben? Vor allem wenn er genau so bestückt ist. Ein nobler Bauer mit Saint-Julien-Power! Wenn er alle Primeur-Versprechungen bis zur Flasche einhält, dann kann er 19/20 pflücken. Trinkreife 2024-2048. Bewertung 18/20. –René Gabriel–

Robert Parker Wine Advocate:

The 2014 Leoville-Poyferre was surprisingly backward and tight on the nose (usually it is the most expressive and generous Léoville in its youth). The precision and focus is intact, but it is broody and sultry at the moment. The palate is medium-bodied with firm structure, which suggests that it has turned volte face since its opulent showing in barrel. Overall, this comes across as perhaps a slightly more austere and masculine wine from Didier Cuvelier, though that is not a criticism, just an observation. I would like to see a little more persistence on the finish, but the tidings bode well for this mercurial and fascinating Léoville-Poyferre. I can see it improving with bottle age, hence the plus sign against my score. Drink Date 2021-2045. Rating 93+/100. –Neal Martin–

Vinous:

The 2014 Léoville Poyferré has a magnificent nose that is a cut above its peers: more concentrated, more delineated and has stunning depth with complexity that only comes through with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins, but this Saint-Julien has real backbone and density, with impressive substance towards the finish. One of the best wines on the Left Bank. This is the finest bottle I have tasted, and it is far from representing the best Left Bank in this vintage. Tasted blind at the Southwold 10-Year-On tasting. Drink Date 2026-2050. Rating 96/100. –Neal Martin–

James Suckling:

A ripe, generous and substantial wine for this appellation with some real concentration. Plenty of beautiful currant and blackberry character, as well as a solid core of ripe, dusty and velvety tannins and enough acidity to carry the long, savory finish. A beauty. Better in 2024. Rating 95/100. –JamesSuckling.com–

Jancis Robinson:

60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 2% Petit Verdot. The team describe this as a vintage that has emerged as truly 'classic'.
Deep crimson with some evolution at the rim. Really classy lift on the nose with a suggestion of sandalwood. Smooth as a baby's bottom but with real pace and energy as well as fantastically classic fruit and still quite a bit of tannin in evidence. A combination of St-Julien's immaculate balance with the château's usual extra degree of ripeness. Not flashy. Really very impressive indeed. But not quite ready. Rating 17.5+/20. –Jancis Robinson–