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Chateau Lavabre Pic Saint-Loup La Closerie 2017  - First Bottle

Reviews

92-95 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate -
The 2017 Pic Saint Loup Chateau Lavabre La Closerie dials up the oak component, adding cedar and baking spices to a blend of cracked pepper and ripe blueberries. Full-bodied and supple, almost creamy in texture, this is long and plush, while retaining a welcome sense of freshness.
91-94 Jeb Dunnuck -
The first vintage for this estate under the team at Puech Haut, the 2017 La Closerie Du Pic looks to be a brilliant wine, but if you know the wines of Puech Haut, that should surprise no one. Savory notes of macerated cherries, licorice, dried earth, and spiced meat all flow to a medium to full-bodied, concentrated effort that has loads of character. A blend of 65% Grenache and 35% Syrah, with the Grenache brought up in tank and the Syrah in barrel, it’s going to drink nicely right out of the gate and cruise for 7-8 years, probably longer.

Technical Details

  • Blend70% Syrah, 30% Grenache
  • CountryFrance
  • RegionPic Sant Loup, Languedoc
  • Alcohol15%

Chateau Lavabre Pic Saint-Loup La Closerie 2017

Rhone Blends  |  France
WA92-95, JD91-94

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The savviest of you will be clicking and adding this to your cart ASAP. Those who know Puech-Haut’s absolutely killer wines (at wildly low prices, considering) CRUSH it with critics and fans year after year, and get snapped up FAST. Our 12 case allocation of the brand-new Chateau Lavabre just arrived…!

Jeb Dunnuck sums it up well: “The first vintage for this estate under the team at Puech Haut, the 2017 La Closerie Du Pic looks to be a brilliant wine, but if you know the wines of Puech Haut, that should surprise no one.”

This is rocking-good Grenache/Syrah, modern in style, exploding with ripe blue fruit, savory spices and meat, kirsch and creamy textures. Awesome. 

About the Producer

In 2017, Puech-Haut bought the Chateau Lavabre estate in Pic Saint Loup. For years, Puech-Haut had made a Pic Saint Loup but by law to continue to vinify this wine they need to have a winery in the appelation. Puech-Haut is on the edge but not inside the area so to continue this successful project they had to buy a winery in the appelation. This is the first vintage of the wine made at the new estate and it is off to quite a start.