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Château Brane-Cantenac 2024

    Château Brane-Cantenac 2024

    2e cru classe - - - Red - See details
    Parker | 89-91
    J. Robinson | 17
    J. Suckling | 94-95
    The Wine Independent | 93-95
    Alexandre Ma | 94-96
    Vinous Neal Martin | 91-93
    €302.00 Incl. VAT
    (
    €50.33 / Unit
    )
    €276.67 Ex duty & VAT
    Packaging : a case of 6 Bottles (75cl)
    1 x 75CL
    €52.30
    6 x 75CL
    €302.00
    3 x 1.5L
    €302.40
    1 x 3L
    €261.60
    1 x 6L
    €481.20
    1 x 9L
    €802.80
    1 x 12L
    €1,052.40
    1 x 15L
    €1,326.00
    1 x 18L
    €1,641.60

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    Marks and reviews

    94

    /100

    Vinum

    Expressive, aromatic, wild berries, dried herbs, sour cherries, almost Pinot-like in expression; silky on the palate, velvety tannins, lively acidity, crisp fruit, light-footed, balanced, long finish, citrusy aftertones. A delicate Brane, clearly less concentrated than in the great vintages; here, the focus was entirely on elegance.

    95

    /100

    Decanter

    Ripe and concentrated aromas, you can feel the blackcurrant and cherry fruit, dark and full of aromatic intensity. Really welcoming. Bright and lively in the mouth, an instant hit of sweet juiciness with high acidity giving immediate lift. It’s not plush, more sleek and svelte. More linear than recent vintages of course but lifted with careful extraction and lovely definition. A happy wine. Really makes you smile and one you want to finish. More overt acidity than some — racy — but I love the intense freshness and precision on offer, and this grows in stature with time in the glass. 40% grand vin production. Ageing 80% new oak instead of 100%, probably 18 months in barrel. Tasted twice. 11.3% press wine. 3.53 pH.

    17

    /20

    Jancis Robinson

    James Lawther MW

    77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 22% Merlot and 1% Cabernet Franc. Cask sample. Deep crimson hue. Refined nose with a spicy top note. Lovely fragrance on the palate, the tannins ripe and refined. Freshness and persistence on the finish. Lots of charm. (JL)

    95

    /100

    Jane Anson

    Jane Anson

    Tons of energy, stone fruits, cherry pits, damson, a lovely feeling of fruit that has plenty of life ahead it, fresh and juicy with sapidity. Not trying too hard, just full of pleasure. Edge of grilled campfire, graphite, generosity—easily one of the wines of the vintage. 11.3% press wine, 3.53 pH, 46.6 hl/ha yield. Harvest 17 September to 8 October, 80% new oak for ageing.

    95

    /100

    Jean-Marc Quarin

    Jean-Marc Quarin

    Dark, deep, intense purple color. Very aromatic nose—fine, fruity, subtle, pure and complex. One of the most refined of the vintage. Notes of cherry and licorice when the glass is swirled. Meticulous on entry, building into an intensely aromatic mid-palate, with real class in the texture and a slender, poised frame that melts, melts, then weaves itself in with great softness—long and subtle, with plenty of flavor and nobility. You don’t want to spit it out. With its modest alcohol level of 12.6%, this wine will be a sensation at the table! Blend: 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 22% Merlot, 1% Cabernet Franc. Press wine: 11.3%. Alcohol: 12.6% – pH: 3.53. 37% of the harvest.

    93

    /100

    Jeff Leve

    Leve Jeff

    Red currants, cherries, flowers, Asian spice, tobacco leaves, and hints of cedar shine in the aromatic profile. Medium-bodied, the wine is a modern interpretation of their classic vintage styles. It presents a lively profile with purity in the fruits; however, these fruits, while clean and pure, exhibit a crisp, zesty edge. The finish leaves a touch of orange citrus atop the vibrant currants. The wine blends 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 22% Merlot, and 1% Cabernet Franc. 11% press wine was added to the blend. 12.6% ABV, 3.53 pH. The harvest took place from September 17 - October 8. The Grand Vin was produced from only 37% of the harvest. Drink from 2029-2055. 92-94 Pts

    Description

    An expressive Margaux wine with remarkable finesse

    The Estate
    The Château Brane-Cantenac, historic estate of the Margaux appellation, was renamed as such in 1833 when Jacques-Maxime de Brane, nicknamed the “Napoleon of the vines,” acquired it. Classified as a Second Growth in 1855, the property has belonged to the Lurton family since Léonce Récapet took over its management in 1925. Now run by Henri Lurton, this vineyard, replanted mainly with Cabernet Sauvignon, produces wines of remarkable elegance thanks to its unique gravelly terroir.

    The Vineyard
    The vineyard of Château Brane-Cantenac benefits from an exceptional terroir located in the heart of the Margaux appellation. The siliceous and clayey gravel soils on the Cantenac plateau offer ideal conditions for the expression of Bordeaux grape varieties, imparting to the wines the finesse and elegance so characteristic of the appellation’s great growths.

    The Vintage
    The 2024 vintage was marked by contrasting climatic conditions. A mild and very rainy winter promoted early and uniform budbreak. The wet spring stimulated vine growth with successful flowering. The summer brought high water stress accompanied by cool nights, allowing optimal aromatic and phenolic synthesis. The capricious conditions in September and October necessitated harvests of great precision.

    Blend
    This Château Brane-Cantenac 2024 is the result of a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon (77%), Merlot (22%) and Cabernet Franc (1%).

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