Chateau La Lagune 2010
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A fruity and powerful red Haut-Médoc wine
The producer
Beautifully located on the left bank of Bordeaux, Château La Lagune is one of the finest references in the Haut-Médoc appellation. This estate, the 3rd Grand Cru classé 1855, is located on the prestigious ‘’Châteaux Route’’ that runs through the Médoc. At the head of the estate since 2004, the young and talented oenologist, Caroline Frey, has been injecting all her energy, passion and determination into this wine in order to raise Château La Lagune to the highest level.
The vineyard
Perched on an alluvial terrace overlooking the Garonne, the terroir of La Lagune represents the Medoc island model. The 80 hectares of vines are planted on light gravel and silica soils. Since 2016, the Château holds an organic certification.
The vinification and ageing
The perfectly ripe grapes are harvested between the 22nd of September and the 7th of October. They are then transported to the vat room in small crates, in order to preserve the fruit. The grapes are then sorted before being transferred, using a gravity flow method, to the stainless steel vats. The wines are then aged in barrels, using the traditional method. The final blend is carries out during the ageing process, with the wines from the best plots.
The blend
Cabernet Sauvignon (60%)
Merlot (30%)
Petit Verdot (10%).
Château La Lagune 2010: Characteristics and tasting tips
The tasting
Colour
Château La Lagune 2010 has a beautiful deep garnet red colour.
Nose
Château La Lagune 2010 reveals aromas of cooked plums and blackberries, supported by notes of undergrowth and damp soil after a spring shower.
Palate
Fleshy, this wine is both fruity and structured, leading to a tonic finish.
Food and wine pairing
A fine rib of beef with marrow accompanied by pan-fried cep mushrooms will be a perfectly complement this Château La Lagune 2010. Powerful, this wine will also accompany a roast wild boar.
Storage
This fine Haut-Médoc wine offers a good ageing potential. It will evolve until 2035 and beyond.
Deep garnet in color, the 2010 la Lagune springs from the glass with scents of baked plums, boysenberries and dried mulberries plus touches of underbrush, damp soil and a medicinal waft. Medium to full-bodied, the palate has a good amount of savory, muscular fruit with chewy tannins and an invigorating finish.