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Château Peyrabon 2025

Name: Château Peyrabon 2025
Brand: Château Peyrabon
SKU: 1593/2025
Price: 132.16666666666666 DKK
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.47 (166 reviews)

Cru bourgeois superieur -

Bordeaux

Haut-Medoc

- Red - See details

Alexandre Ma | 90-91

1.586,00 kr. Incl. VAT

(

132,17 kr. / Unit

)

1.268,80 kr. Ex duty & VAT

Packaging : a box of 12 Bottles (75cl)

24 x 37.5CL

1.585,70 kr.

1 x 75CL

145,40 kr.

12 x 75CL

1.586,00 kr.

6 x 1.5L

1.585,70 kr.

1 x 3L

997,32 kr.

1 x 5L

1.415,76 kr.

1 x 6L

1.666,51 kr.

1 x 9L

3.132,57 kr.

1 x 12L

4.083,01 kr.

1 x 15L

5.127,20 kr.

1 x 18L

6.546,39 kr.

En Primeur Wines – delivery in early 2028

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ALL VINTAGES OF THIS WINE

All Château Peyrabon wines

Marks and reviews

/100

Vinum

Open and expressive, with bright Cabernet fruit and plenty of blackberry jelly; the palate is juicy and fresh, not especially concentrated, yet well-balanced, with a saline finish carried by red fruit.

/100

Decanter

Dark blackcurrant with liquorice elements on the nose, smells fragrant and expressive. Juicy and fleshy, but round and softly filling, I like the fleshy, crushed stone aspect to this. Not trying too hard but giving a lot of generous fruit, salty tannins and still length. Great acidity, This will round out nicely.Easy drinking and will age.

/100

Jeff Leve

Leve Jeff

Flowers, and currants are available in the nose. On the palate, the medium-bodied wine is supple, and bright, with a crisp, herb-tinted, currant-filled finish. You can enjoy this with pleasure on release, and for 12 or more years after that. The wine blends 64% Cabernet Sauvignon, 32% Merlot and 4% Petit Verdot. Drink from 2028-2037. 89-91 Pts

/100

Jane Anson

Opening focuses on delicious bright berry fruits with well rounded, balanced flavours and soft tannins, for early drinking. Cool ferment, 30% in barrels and stainless steel and cement vats,

/100

Yves Beck

The oak ageing is certainly well expressed, but the wine’s true nature is equally highlighted. Notes of blackcurrant and eucalyptus mingle with hints of fresh wood, creating an aromatic harmony. On the palate, the wine shows power and charm. Its silky tannins are in tune with the incisive acidity, resulting in a juicy, powerful and savoury wine. A real success; it will age well for a long time—and it will be drunk before then!

Description

Tasting notes and recommendations for Château Peyrabon 2025

Tasting

Appearance
The wine reveals a beautiful purple hue, enhanced by deep violet reflections.

Nose
The bouquet elegantly expresses aromas of blackcurrant and blackberry, delicately highlighted by touches of aromatic herbs and fine spices.

Palate
The structure is beautifully balanced, supported by ripe tannins and refreshing acidity. The supple texture extends into a long, elegant, and saline finish, marked by notes of red fruit.

Food and wine pairings

This cuvée pairs wonderfully with grilled red meats, slow-cooked dishes, or aged cheeses. Its freshness and tannic structure also make it an ideal companion for game- or mushroom-based preparations, as well as lighter meats served as appetizers.

Serving and cellaring

The 2025 vintage reveals excellent aging potential. It will be ideal for tasting from 2030 and can be enjoyed until around 2045.

The elegance of a Haut-Médoc wine by Château Peyrabon

The estate

Founded in 1766, the estate covers approximately 47 hectares in the heart of the Bordeaux region. This historic estate, recognized as a Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, is located in the Haut-Médoc appellation. After significant modernizations led by the Bernard family, the estate is now managed by the Castéja family, who acquired it in 2022. Drawing on their expertise, this family continues the excellence of this prestigious brand. Château Peyrabon stands out for its exceptional terroir and its environmental commitment, offering wines with remarkable value for money.

The vineyard

Located in the commune of Saint-Sauveur-en-Médoc, not far from the Gironde estuary, this Haut-Médoc terroir benefits from a temperate oceanic climate. The vines thrive on Garonne gravelly-sandy soils resting on a clay subsoil, with some clay-limestone parcels.

Grape varieties

Cabernet sauvignon, merlot and petit verdot.

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