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[SecondaryDescription] => Château Mauvesin Barton 2018, Moulis-en-Médoc
[Description] => Chateau Mauvesin Barton Moulis
[Vintage] => 2018
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[Notes1] => Ruby color, nose of toasted hazelnut and red fruits (cherry, blueberry). Delicate tannins. Wine with balance and finesse. Fresh, almost minty finish. Nice length and drinkability 54% Merlot, 39,5 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 6,5% Cabernet Franc
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[MediaNotes] => 90 Pts Vinous A. Galloni in 2021
[ServingSuggestion] => Red meat, game meat, poultry, cheese
[WineMakingNotes] => Part of the soil is clay-gravel, perfectly adapted for the development of Cabernet Franc & Merlot.
Another part is made up of fine gravel and gritty sand, allowing the Cabernet Sauvignon to reach full ripeness.
The Ageing process lasts 12 to 15 months, in French oaks barrels of which one third are new.
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[Style] => Light, elegant & easy drinking
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[GrapeCharacteristics] => It is adaptable to a wide range of soils, although it performs particularly well on well-drained, low-fertile soils. It has small, dusty, black-blue berries with thick skins that produce deeply coloured, full-bodied wines with notable tannins
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[Name] => Chateaux Leoville & Langoa-Barton
[Address1] => Anthony Barton
[Address2] => Route des Chateaux
[Address3] => Saint Julien Beychevelle
[Address4] => Bordeaux
[Address5] => 33250
[Country] => FRANCE
[Phone] =>
[Fax] =>
[Email] =>
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[Notes1] => A trio of properties now run by Anthony Barton’s daughter Lillian
Barton Sartorius with the help of her two children Melanie and Damien. The Barton family name has become synonymous with the Irish connection in Bordeaux thanks to the activities of Bartons here since 1722. Following a more classic expression, the wines from these estates define restraint and elegance. Having avoided the wolfish price hikes seen in so many of the classified growths, these wines offer exceptional value. The family’s
acquisition of Mauvesin Barton and Melanie’s procurement of the role of Technical Director in 2013 truly demonstrates the involvement and interest of the next generation of Barton’s into the future.
[Notes2] => Bordeaux
[Notes3] => St-Julien
[Notes4] => Anthony barton has lived in bordeaux for 55 years, but he is no frenchman. indeed, he is an irish country gentleman transplanted to st julien in the médoc, where for over 20 years he has owned and run châteaux léoville-barton and its neighbour langoa-barton. barton has never had time for the greed that characterises so much of the bordeaux scene, so his wines have always offered exceptional value. we are delighted to offer the reserve de léoville barton, the second wine from both châteaux, along with the grand vin from châteaux léoville and langoa-barton.
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[Phone] =>
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Barton Sartorius with the help of her two children Melanie and Damien. The Barton family name has become synonymous with the Irish connection in Bordeaux thanks to the activities of Bartons here since 1722. Following a more classic expression, the wines from these estates define restraint and elegance. Having avoided the wolfish price hikes seen in so many of the classified growths, these wines offer exceptional value. The family’s
acquisition of Mauvesin Barton and Melanie’s procurement of the role of Technical Director in 2013 truly demonstrates the involvement and interest of the next generation of Barton’s into the future.
[Notes2] => Bordeaux
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[Fax] =>
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Barton Sartorius with the help of her two children Melanie and Damien. The Barton family name has become synonymous with the Irish connection in Bordeaux thanks to the activities of Bartons here since 1722. Following a more classic expression, the wines from these estates define restraint and elegance. Having avoided the wolfish price hikes seen in so many of the classified growths, these wines offer exceptional value. The family’s
acquisition of Mauvesin Barton and Melanie’s procurement of the role of Technical Director in 2013 truly demonstrates the involvement and interest of the next generation of Barton’s into the future.
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Barton Sartorius with the help of her two children Melanie and Damien. The Barton family name has become synonymous with the Irish connection in Bordeaux thanks to the activities of Bartons here since 1722. Following a more classic expression, the wines from these estates define restraint and elegance. Having avoided the wolfish price hikes seen in so many of the classified growths, these wines offer exceptional value. The family’s
acquisition of Mauvesin Barton and Melanie’s procurement of the role of Technical Director in 2013 truly demonstrates the involvement and interest of the next generation of Barton’s into the future.
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Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
13.5
FRANCE
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Cork
Chateaux Leoville & Langoa-Barton
Vegetarian 
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