CONNETABLE DE TALBOT 2nd wine of Ch. Talbot, Saint-Julien 2022 Bottle
Red Still Wine | France | Bordeaux | Saint-Julien | 75cl
£34.95
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£209.70
£199.22 case
ABV: 13%
Size: 75cl
Closure Type: Cork
Country: France
Region: Bordeaux
Sub-Region: Saint-Julien
Wine Style: Medium Bodied
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
Description
The 2022 Connetable de Talbot impresses as a second wine with notable finesse and character, earning 92-93 points from James Suckling. This elegant offering showcases floral notes intertwined with vibrant berries, delivering a medium body and fine tannins that enhance its drinkability. Decanter awarded it 90 points, praising its rich, concentrated fruit profile characterized by dark blackcurrants and bramble fruit. The wine is juicy with a hint of sweetness, complemented by super-fine tannins that lend a taut frame and classy, classic feel. The Wine Advocate rated it 87-89 points, noting aromas of rich berries, loamy soil, cherries, and licorice, resulting in a fleshy and concentrated wine. With a yield of 40hl/ha and an optimal drinking window from 2026 to 2040, this wine promises an enjoyable experience for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

DECANTER - 90 Points
"Rich and concentrated fruit, dark blackcurrants, bramble fruit, juicy with a tiny hint of sweetness but quite light and aerial in terms of fleshiness, tannins are super fine and sleek giving this a taught frame and sense of slick direction. Actually feels really classy and classic, not massively layered but delivers a really enjoyable glass. Excellent. Harvest 9-28 September. Yield of 40hl/ha. 3.81pH." Reviewed by Georgina Hindle
Drinking Window: 2026-2040

THE WINE ADVOCATE - 87-89 Points
"Aromas of rich berries, loamy soil, cherries and licorice introduce the 2022 Connetable de Talbot, a medium to full-bodied, fleshy and impressively concentrated wine that represents some 38% of the estate's production this year."
JAMES SUCKLING - 92-93 Points
"A second wine with finesse and character, offering flowers and berries. Medium body. Fine tannins. Crushed berries."