Château Figeac 2019 | Premier Grand Cru Classé

Hallo zusammen, ich trenne mich von sechs Flaschen dieses außergewöhnlichen Bordeaux. Château Figeac · Millésime 2019 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru – Premier Grand Cru Classé 36% Cabernet Franc | 34% Cabernet Sauvignon | 30% Merlot Was die Kritiker sagen: Parker (Wine Advocate): 98–100/100 Falstaff: 100/100 The Wine Independent: 100/100 Jeff Leve: 99/100 Antonio Galloni: 99/100 Decanter: 99/100 Yves Beck: 99/100 Wine Enthusiast: 99/100 Jeb Dunnuck: 98–100/100 Gerstl: 20/20 *Alle Flaschen wurden ausschließlich bei konstanten Bedingungen im Klimaschrank gelagert. *Ich bin Erstkäufer der Flaschen. *Persönliche Abholung bevorzugt – Versand auf Wunsch möglich Preis & Konditionen: 299 € pro Flasche Insgesamt 6 Flaschen verfügbar, auch Einzelabgabe möglich. Zahlung per Überweisung, Papyal Friends & Family oder auch Barzahlung bei Abholung möglich. Bei Abnahme von mehr als 3 Flaschen: Original-Holzkiste (6er) inklusive! Ich freue mich über ernsthaftes Interesse und beantworte gerne alle Fragen. Kein gewerblicher Verkauf – Privatperson -- Falstaff: Dunkles Rubingranat, violette Reflexe, zarter Wasserrand. Zarte Edelholznuancen, schwarze Waldbeeren, ein Hauch von Cassis und Lakritze, feine Tabaknuancen, Gewürze, Orangenzesten, noch etwas zurückhaltend. Komplex, süße Kirschen, gut eingebaute Tannine, mineralisch und anhaftend, eleganter Stil mit feinfruchtigem Abgang, salzig im Nachhall, zart nach Lakritze im Finale, ungemein harmonisch, sicheres Entwicklungspotenzial, allerdings ist noch Geduld gefragt. 100/100 -- Galloni: The 2019 Figeac is without question one of the wines of the vintage. All the promise it showed as a young barrel sample, is all there in bottle, too. Estate Director Frédéric Faye crafted a towering, statuesque Figeac built on vertical energy and a feeling of vibrancy that never lets up. Deep layers of red/purplish fruit, cedar, tobacco, mint and dried flowers are framed by a super-classic expression of structure that keeps things in balance. There is a bit more Cabernet Franc in this year's blend, and that definitely comes through. Readers who can find the 2019 should not hesitate, as it is truly majestic. 99/100 -- Decanter: This 2019 Figeac offers an irresistible bouquet offering a compelling and complex mix of plum and raspberry fruit, floral scents of iris and violet, mingling with liquorice, graphite and a grace note of menthol. A judicious touch of perfectly integrated new oak completes its multilayered aromatic profile. There is real density for the full- bodied, even fleshy, palate that is structured by a framework of precise, fine-grained tannins that leads to the airborne finish that is all the more remarkable in the context of such a sumptuous vintage. Here is a Figeac that is beautifully expressive of its terroir with cellaring potential for up to thirty to forty years. 99/100 -- Jeb Dunnuck: Reminding me of the 2016 with its pure, classic style, the 2019 Figeac checks in as 36% Cabernet Franc, 34% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 30% Merlot, and the Cabernet certainly takes center stage at this point. Deep purple, with an incredibly pure bouquet of crème de cassis, spring flowers, tobacco, lead pencil shavings, and damp earth, you'd be excused for guessing Pontet Canet (or maybe Lafite) blind as it has a distinctly Left Bank style. Full-bodied and flawlessly balanced, with beautiful concentration, it's one of those wines that offers serious power and richness, yet no sensation of weight or heaviness. In addition, the tannin quality is off the charts and could not be any better. If you love classic Bordeaux (or just great wine for that matter), you should buy this wine. 98-100