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2012 | WE 93
his concentrated wine is packed with new wood as well as dark chocolate flavors. The palate is dense with bitter, extracted coffee flavors, but balanced by lively, lingering acidity.
2014 | V 92
Praised for its aromatic complexity of redcurrants, truffle, and vibrant structure.
2015 | WE 94
Dense tannins are balanced by rich black-fruit flavors. The attractive and stylish wine shows the generous nature of the vintage.
2016 | JD 93
The 2016 Château Grand Corbin (Saint-Émilion Grand Cru) is highly regarded as a strong value, high-quality wine from a standout Bordeaux vintage. It is often praised for its deep color, elegant tannin structure, and potential for aging.
2018 | WE 92
Powerful fruits and tannins show densely in this concentrated wine. It is all about structured black fruits that are still young and vibrant with freshness among the ripe flavors. The wine needs to smooth out, so wait until 2024.
2019 | WE 92
Surprisingly soft tannins are already integrated into the generous black fruits and ripe texture of this full-bodied wine. Its richness along with the black currant flavors are balance by the juicy acidity that cuts through into the finish.
2020 | V 95
The 2020 is a blend of mostly Merlot, characterized by deep ruby/purple colors, intense fruit, and a blend of savory notes.
2021 | JS 91
A fresh, elegant, and medium-bodied vintage with red fruit, spicy oak, and firm tannins. It is widely considered a successful, approachable effort for the year, often priced as a good value within the appellation.
About Winery
Château Grand Corbin, located in Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux, has a rich history dating back to the 19th century, with documented ties to the land even earlier. Initially, the estate was part of the Corbin seigneurie and later expanded in 1852. In 2012, Château Haut Corbin was merged into Château Grand Corbin, creating a larger estate. The Despagne family has been associated with the land since at least the 16th century, with Louis Despagne acquiring initial plots in 1812. The estate was recognized as a Grand Cru Classé during the 2006 Saint-Émilion classification.
