Caractéristiques
- Pays:
- France
- Région:
- Bordeaux
- Appellation précise:
- Pessac-Léognan
- Millésime:
- 2015
- Couleur:
- Rouge
- Type de vin:
- Sec
- Format:
- Bouteille de 75cl
- Cépage(s):
- 50 % Merlot, 42% Cabernet Sauvignon et 8% Cabernet Franc
- Terroir:
- Sol graveleux avec sous-sol argilo-sableux
- Vendanges:
- Manuelles
- Elevage:
- 18 à 22 mois dans 80% de bois neuf
Dégustation et Garde
- Boire à partir de :
- 2025
- Apogée :
- 2030-2055
- Boire avant :
- Difficile à dire...
- Conseil de service :
- Carafer longuement dans sa jeunesse
- Servir à :
- 17-18°C
Description
Ce 1er Grand Cru Classé est issu en 2015 d’un assemblage de 65% de cabernet franc complété par 20% de merlot et 15% de Cabernet Franc. Sols de graves günziennes. 94 hectares de vignes quarantenaires.
Le nez très envoûtant est d’une singularité sans-nom. Le fumé haut-brion très typé se révèle entre pureté et finesse. La bouche ultra-satinée est un bijou de vinification. Les tannins soyeux laissent place à une longueur minérale fantastique.
Suggestion gourmande
Ris de veau croustillon et sa duxelles de champignon.
Avis des Experts
James Suckling
The Wine Advocate
"A blend of 50% Merlot, 8% Cabernet Franc and 42% Cabernet Sauvignon, the medium to deep garnet-purple colored 2015 Haut-Brion is reticent to begin, languidly revealing crushed black cherries, ripe black plums and wild blueberries with sparks of cinnamon stick, cloves, nutmeg, espresso, unsmoked cigars, tapenade, crushed rocks and lavender. The full-bodied palate possesses wonderfully complementary contrasts of bold black and blue fruit richness and delicately nuanced cherry fruit, baking spices and floral accents, strutting ripe, finely pixelated tannins and seamless acidity that is placed firmly in the background, finishing very long and with plenty of attitude. This impeccably poised, exquisitely perfumed 2015 Haut-Brion possesses the most alluring yet seemingly effortless beauty. While it bears only a passing resemblance in its opulent personality to the now legendary 1989, like that vintage the 2015 cannot fail to hedonically satiate and intellectually edify all lovers of great Bordeaux who drink it. What’s more, it also has the blue-blooded tenaciousness to remain this jaw-droppingly impressive, throughout its many guises over time, and for a very, very long time."
Wine Spectator
"A brick house of a wine, loaded with roasted fig, warmed currant compote and plum reduction flavors that are as broad as they are deep, carried by warm tar, ganache and smoldering bay leaf and charcoal notes. A swath of tobacco through the finish pulls everything together and ties it up with a bow of roasted mesquite. The core shows lean, muscular strength in spades. Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. Best from 2025 through 2045. 11,250 cases made."