1990 CHÂTEAU LYNCH BAGES 1990

Pauillac

Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé

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90-94 / 100

Very good

1990 CHÂTEAU LYNCH BAGES 1990

Pauillac

Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé

Condition Good

Stock : 7 bottles

355,00 € tax incl. 295,83 € tax excl.

Label Slightly damaged

Stock : 2 bottles

342,00 € tax incl. 285,00 € tax excl.

Avis d'expert

93 / 100

Franck Dubourdieu

(09-2007)

93 / 100

Wine Spectator

(02-2005)
Fine and silky wine, with lots of finesse and structure. Long and racy. Age this for as long as you like.

94 / 100

Robert PARKER - The Wine Advocate

(06-2000)
This wine has provided terrific drinking since it was bottled. It may turn out to be a vintage such as 1982, which never shut down. The dark plumpurple color reveals some lightening at the edge. A big, sweet, plum, licorice, beef blood, and jammy cassis-scented bouquet with smoked herbs and new wood in the background soars from the glass. Enjoyable and accessible, this low acid, concentrated, velvety-textured wine continues to offer sumptuous drinking.

4 / 5

Michael Broadbent

(05-2001)
Still deeply coloured; a whiff of menthol; good flesh and flavour.

Features Château informations

Features

Vintage	1990
Rating	90-94
Classification	Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé
Region	Bordeaux
Appellation	Pauillac
Colour	Red
Volume	0.75 l
Price	More than 300 €
New	yes
Château	Lynch Bages
Country	France

Château informations

Lynch Bages

The wine of Chateau Lynch-Bages is in line with the great Pauillac. Composed mostly of Cabernet Sauvignon, it combines structure and finesse, elegance and longevity. It is also distinguished by its wealth. Generous in his youth, he played in his maturity to more flavor and complexity. The style of wine Chateau Lynch-Bages refined over the years, gaining flexibility and softness, while regular wine settles in time. Until today, Chateau Lynch-Bages is characterized by its extraordinary standard of quality. Powerful, sleek and open, the wine vintage after vintage acquires greater accuracy, combining the distinction in nature, which bases its hedonistic personality.