Chateau Haut Brion - In Stock

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2006 | RP 96

Solid but less celebrated vintage; powerful, structured, slightly less balanced

2015 | JD 100

Universally acclaimed; considered one of Haut-Brion’s greatest modern vintages

2018 | JD 98

Deep, complex, full-bodied; praised for balance and longevity

2019 | JS 100

Another exceptional year; rich, structured, with perfect score from JS

About Winery

Château Haut-Brion's history spans five centuries, starting with Jean de Pontac's acquisition of the domain in 1521. He defined the estate's vineyards and built the château in 1549. The property was further developed by his descendants, and its wines gained renown among British aristocrats and authors, including Samuel Pepys, who wrote about them in 1663. Thomas Jefferson also visited and praised the estate's wines. In the 1930s, the property was acquired by the Dillon family, and is still managed by the Dillon family today. 

Chateau Haut Brion - In Stock

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2006 | RP 96 Solid but less celebrated vintage; powerful, structured, slightly less balanced 2015 | JD 100 Universally acclaimed; considered one... Read more

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    Description

    2006 | RP 96

    Solid but less celebrated vintage; powerful, structured, slightly less balanced

    2015 | JD 100

    Universally acclaimed; considered one of Haut-Brion’s greatest modern vintages

    2018 | JD 98

    Deep, complex, full-bodied; praised for balance and longevity

    2019 | JS 100

    Another exceptional year; rich, structured, with perfect score from JS

    About Winery

    Château Haut-Brion's history spans five centuries, starting with Jean de Pontac's acquisition of the domain in 1521. He defined the estate's vineyards and built the château in 1549. The property was further developed by his descendants, and its wines gained renown among British aristocrats and authors, including Samuel Pepys, who wrote about them in 1663. Thomas Jefferson also visited and praised the estate's wines. In the 1930s, the property was acquired by the Dillon family, and is still managed by the Dillon family today. 

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