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2023 Chateau Figeac, St Emilion, Bordeaux

HoldWell stockedJeb Dunnuck 94-97/100

Fragrant floral aromatics straight off the bat, peony and violet, and a vibrant juiciness that travels through the palate. Savoury dark fruit character, with flint and textural interest, full of Figeac finesse. 130th vintage of the Manoncourt family at Figeac, and the first vintage where they knew they were Premier Grand Cru Classé A from the start of the season, as it was announced in September 2022. Drink 2032 – 2050” . Jane Anson, Inside Bordeaux (April 2024) Blend: 41% Merlot; 32% Cabernet Franc; 27% Cabernet Sauvignon. The 2023 vintage is the Manoncourt family’s 130th, and they have marke

Colour / grapeRed · Merlot 32% / Cabernet Franc 27% / Merlot 41% / Cabernet Franc 32% / Cabernet Sauvignon 27%
RegionBordeaux, France
Drink window2035–2074
2026Hold2074
Best withBeef, Lamb, Game (deer, venison), Poultry

Critics

Jeb Dunnuck 94-97/100

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Antonio Galloni 95-98/100

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Lisa Perrotti-Brown MW 96-98/100

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Neal Martin 96-98/100

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William Kelley 96-98/100

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James Suckling 97-98/100

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Georgie Hindle 98/100

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Jane Anson MW 98/100

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James Lawther MW 17.5/20

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Vivino community 4.5/5

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Wine-Searcher aggregate (16 critics) 97/100

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