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Château Laroque 2025

Grand cru classe - - - Red - See details
Parker | 91-93
J. Robinson | 16+
J. Suckling | 93-94
Vinous - A. Galloni | 93-95
Alexandre Ma | 94-96
€179.00 Incl. VAT
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€29.83 / Unit
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Packaging : a case of 6 Bottles (75cl)
12 x 37.5CL
€179.11
1 x 75CL
€31.30
6 x 75CL
€179.00
3 x 1.5L
€179.11
1 x 3L
€180.41
1 x 5L
€268.65
1 x 6L
€318.12
1 x 9L
€559.53
1 x 12L
€733.84
1 x 15L
€920.34
1 x 18L
€1,155.65

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ALL VINTAGES OF THIS WINE
Marks and reviews

95

/100

Vinum

Riper and more driven by dark fruit than in the past, this bouquet shows great complexity and depth: blackberries, blackcurrant, violet flowers, with only very subtle toasty notes. The palate opens creamy, with rich, ripe fruit, countered by powdery limestone tannins and excellent acidity. Very energetic, with drive and length, finishing with a salty touch over blueberry notes. Once again this year, Laroque is a sure bet!

96

/100

Decanter

Another great success and value pick for Laroque. Really aromatically complex. Ripe and pristine black bramble berries on the nose, perfumed and nicely fragrant. Lovely aromatic purity. Smooth and so silky, smooth, svelte as Laroque does so well. Mouthwatering with bright acidity but so juicy – strawberry and cherry with a hint of cranberry and soft accents of dried herbs liquorice and wet stones. Grippy but so charming even at this point. Tension with freshness, perfectly polished and friendly. A yield of 31hl/ha with varying yields depending on the terroir from 25-45hl/ha. 3.40pH.

95

/100

Jeff Leve

Leve Jeff

The estate's signature floral aromatics are on full display, followed by black raspberries, licorice, spice, espresso, and cherry nuances fill the perfume. Fresh, juicy, vibrant, creamy, and concentrated on the palate, the finish delivers its clean, lifted, salty-edged berries with precision from start to finish. The wine was made with 99% Merlot, and 1% Cabernet Franc, 13.8% ABV. Harvesting took place September 10 - September 19. Drink from 2030-2050. 94-96 Pts

94

/100

Jane Anson

Jane Anson

Slate and pumice stone, enjoyable slow build of cassis bud, pomegranate, wet stones, thoroughly enjoyable with plenty of expansion and grip, and estate signature. Harvest September 10 to 19. 50% new oak. Yield 31 hl/ha. 3.4 pH. Beaumartin family.

96

/100

Yves Beck

Laroque reveals itself with discretion, like an artist stepping onto the stage to take in the space. Yet it sends out precise, sharply defined signals, evoking nuances of ripe fruit—though never overripe. At the same time, it highlights the freshness of its clay-limestone terroir, which brings out not only chalky nuances and flinty notes, but also floral accents. Velvety and generous on the attack, the wine shows greater serenity on the palate than on the nose. It has grown bolder and no longer hesitates to reveal a vigorous yet subtle nature. The tannins make themselves known around mid-palate, but it is on the finish that they reach full breadth—where they have their best effect—creating an unfailing foundation alongside incisive acidity that acts as an invigorating driving force. Laroque has not chosen the easy path, but the one of relevance. One must know how to claim greatness when operating in such a context, within spheres of excellence. Over the years, the wines of Château Laroque have gained in confidence and depth, and have clearly reached a level that allows their ambitions to be displayed in full. A magnificent success, born of the convergence of long-term work, an exceptional terroir, and, ultimately, a growing season that was certainly unusual, yet highly successful given the result. Above all, it is Laroque that is great.

93

/100

Jean-Marc Quarin

Jean-Marc Quarin

Deep, intense color with bright highlights. Highly aromatic, with a fruity, subtle nose. Caressing on the attack, with plenty of flavor through the mid-palate, a melting body and a refined texture, the wine glides across the palate, juicy and distinguished with its tannic support. Good, savory length. Blend: 99% Merlot from massal and old selections, 1% Cabernet Franc. Alcohol: 13.8% - pH: 3.40. Yield: 31 hl/ha.

Description

Characteristics and Tasting Notes of Château Laroque 2025

Tasting

Color
This wine reveals a red color ranging from medium to deep.

Nose
The aromatic bouquet opens with great elegance, releasing subtle floral notes reminiscent of violet and lilac, delicately underscored by fine spicy touches.

Palate
With a medium body and beautiful freshness, the palate offers remarkable balance. It unfolds pure aromas of red fruits such as raspberry, tart cherry, and wild strawberry. The whole is supported by silky tannins, crystalline minerality, and a saline edge that bring great energy, depth, and a long, savory finish.

Food and Wine Pairings
This cuvée will pair wonderfully with fine grilled red meats, a roast beef, or game such as a venison fillet. It will also accompany aged hard cheeses very well, as well as dishes showcasing wild mushrooms and truffles.

Serving and Cellaring
With a beautiful mineral structure and natural acidity, this 2025 vintage has excellent aging potential and can be enjoyed until around 2055.

Other Characteristics
The pH of this wine is 3.40 with an alcohol content of 13.8°.

The Mineral Brilliance of a Great Saint-Émilion Terroir

The Estate
Established in the 12th century as a defensive fortress, Château Laroque is a historic property in the Bordeaux region. After a period of dormancy, the estate was revived in 1935 when it was acquired by the Beaumartin family, still its current owner. Today managed by Stanislas Droin and technically directed by David Suire, this 61-hectare jewel in a single block stands as the largest estate of its appellation, renowned for its architectural heritage and the high quality of its production.

The Vineyard
Located on the heights of Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes, the single-block vineyard overlooks the Saint-Émilion appellation. The vines, averaging 45 years old and originating from old massale selections, thrive on a complex geological plateau. This exceptional terroir is composed of three distinct types of limestone mingled with blond, red, and white clays. The estate is farmed using non-certified organic practices and benefits from the Haute Valeur Environnementale label, fostering rich biodiversity.

Vinification and Aging
Tailored, fully manual harvests. The Merlot berries were picked between September 10 and 19, followed by the Cabernet Franc on September 19. With yields of 31 hl/ha, rigorous sorting allowed 66% of the grapes and juices to be selected for the grand vin. To craft this wine, the whole berries are vatted by gravity. Vinifications are carried out plot by plot in small concrete vats. Aging then takes place traditionally on fine lees for 16 to 18 months. Half of the wine rests in barrels (including 50% new oak) and the other half in oak foudres. Alcohol: 13.8% vol.

Grape Varieties
99% Merlot from so-called "old" massale selection, 1% Cabernet Franc

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