Château Figeac Saint-Emilion 2014
Bordeaux wine Grand Cru Classé
Shows cocoa and espresso edges along the core of dark currant and fig fruit, with lots of loamy depth on the finish. Notes of tobacco and warm stone are already emerging, but this will still need some time to muscle into harmony
Robert Parker : 94 points
Wine Spectator : 94 points
Your Cellarman : 95 points
Red wine 2014
- Area : Bordeaux
- Name : Saint-Emilion
- Grape variety : Cabernet-franc, Cabernet-sauvignon, Merlot
- Structure : Finesse, Fleshy, Satiny, Silky, Velvety
- Families of flavor : Cedar, Chocolat, Fresh fruits, Licorice, Minerals
- Conservation : A boire jusqu'en 2030 et plus
- Temperature of service : 16-17°
- Mets/wines agreements : Filet d'agneau en croûte, Filet mignon de chevreuil, Perdreau truffé
- Capacity : Bottle (0,75 L)
Description of the Château Figeac
Shows cocoa and espresso edges along the core of dark currant and fig fruit, with lots of loamy depth on the finish. Notes of tobacco and warm stone are already emerging, but this will still need some time to muscle into harmony
Robert Parker : 94 points
"The 2014 Figeac builds on its promise from barrel and delivers a very fulfilling bouquet with red plum, crushed strawberry, cedar and light graphite aromas that I suspect will close down for a period after bottling. (The bottle tasted at the château displayed a subtle incense aroma.) The palate is very well defined with a crisp line of acidity, sorbet fresh in the mouth and fanning out towards its structured, tensile finish. It is a great Figeac, a superb forerunner to the brilliant 2015 and it should not be underestimated. Chapeau winemaker Frédéric Faye and his team. Tasted twice (both in London and at the property) with consistent notes.
Wine Spectator: 94 points
"Shows cocoa and espresso edges along the core of dark currant and fig fruit, with lots of loamy depth on the finish. Notes of tobacco and warm stone are already emerging, but this will still need some time to muscle into harmony. Best from 2024 through 2037.
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