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Château du Courlat
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2024
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
The flowers, and cherries in the perfume get the wine going. Medium-bodied, round, and refined, there is freshness and aromatics on the palate and in the finish. The Cuvee is always produced from 100% Merlot. Drink from 2027-2038. 89-91 Pts 322 Views Tasted Apr 29, 2025 |
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2023
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Dark fruits, with chocolate, and flowers define the core of this wine. The palate is medium-bodied, and firm, yet, soft, and fruity, with a chocolate-coated plum, and espresso-filled endnote. The Cuvee is always produced from 100% Merlot. Drink from 2027-2038. 90-92 Pts. 1,287 Views Tasted May 4, 2024 |
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2022
Château du Courlat (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Flowers and chocolate create a beautiful perfume. The palate is sweet, round, fresh, and fruity, with a chalky, minty, black cherry, licorice, and espresso-tinged, creamy finish. The wine is produced from a parcel selection of 100% Merlot. Drink from 2025-2038. 435 Views Tasted Mar 1, 2025Black raspberries, plums, licorice, and flowers show with ease. The medium-bodied wine is soft, balanced, fresh, and plummy, with a creamy, polished fruity mid-palate, and finish. he wine is produced from a parcel selection of 100% Merlot. Drink from 2025-2035. 89-91 Pts. 1,606 Views Tasted May 8, 2023 |
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2022
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Flowers, chocolate, and plums pack the perfume. The palate is even better with its lush, dark, plums, cherries, and chocolate all delivered with ease, in its polished, silky finish. This is perhaps the best wine of the appellation. Drink from 2025-2038. 417 Views Tasted Mar 1, 2025 |
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2021
Château du Courlat (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Earthy cherries with a touch of cranberry and spice form the core of this medium-bodied, fresh, soft-textured, early drinking charmer, with a nice hint of chocolate that finds its way into your glass in the endnote. Drink from 2024-2032. 442 Views Tasted Mar 9, 2024 |
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2020
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Medium-bodied with an energetic edge to its flowers, espresso, dark red fruit and floral profile, the wine is already open and accessible, leaving you with a soft, polished, fruit, chalk and chocolate finish. Drink from 2023-2035. 875 Views Tasted Mar 21, 2023With a tobacco edge to accompany the red fruits, espresso and earthy notes, the wine is medium-bodied and accessible with a chewy, red berry finish. 89-91 Pts 1,547 Views Tasted May 20, 2021 |
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2019
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Produced from 100% Merlot the wine is medium-bodied, soft, fresh polished, round and supple with a nice floral, mint, spice, red plum and minerality note on the palate that carries all the way through to the finish. This is already quite nice to taste. Drink from 2022-2033. 1,087 Views Tasted Mar 29, 2022Floral, with ample, sweet, ripe, red and black fruits, soft, silky textures and freshness in the red fruity finish. 89-91 Pts 3,055 Views Tasted Jun 8, 2020 |
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2018
Château du Courlat (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Medium-bodied, fresh and already very easy to like, this is about the sweetness in all the red plums on the nose and palate. This should drink well for the next 6-8 years or so. 1,063 Views Tasted Mar 9, 2021 |
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2018
Château du Courlat Cuvée Jean Baptiste (Lussac-St. Émilion)
Soft and silky, the wine is medium-bodied, fruity and fresh, allowing all the lush, ripe, chocolate covered plums to already show their personality. This is perhaps the best wine of the appellation. 842 Views Tasted Mar 9, 2021 |
