Chateau Lacoste-Borie 2018 hails from the esteemed region of Pauillac, a part of the Bordeaux left bank known for its exceptional wine production. The vineyard, under the careful stewardship of Chateau Grand-Puy-Lacoste, covers 90 hectares, with the vines for Lacoste-Borie cultivated with meticulous attention. This wine embodies the rich terroir and the winemaking expertise of the estate.

Composition: A blend of traditional Bordeaux varietals.
Winemaking: Employing classic fermentation and vinification techniques to ensure a balanced and expressive profile.
Aging: The wine is aged to perfection, reflecting the estate's commitment to quality.

Wine Critic Reviews

Falstaff (93): 2018 Vintage - Strong ruby, light ochre reflections, broader brightening on the rim. Delicately savoury plum fruit, notes of cassis and sweet cherry, candied orange zest and noble wood in the background. Complex, juicy palate with fine ripeness, pickled cherry and ripe tannins. Long with some nougat on the finish. Definite ageing potential.

Vinum Wine Magazine (15.5): 2018 Vintage - Notes of exotic fruits, apricot, noticeable acidity, volume, fullness, salinity, breed and thus length, should mature a little.

Jeff Leve, The Wine Cellar Insider (88): 2018 Vintage - With a floral edge to the red berries, the wine is medium-bodied, edgy, juicy and bright with a focus on all the sweet, crisp, ripe cassis. Enjoy this while waiting for its big brother to develop.

The Wine Independent (90): 2018 Vintage - Tasted in Sep 2022. When to drink: 2022 to 2033.

Jean-Marc Quarin (87): 2018 Vintage - Tasted in Feb 2021. When to drink: 2023 to 2030.

Chris Kissack - Winedoctor (90): 2018 Vintage - Tasted in Apr 2019.

CellarTracker (91): 2018 Vintage.