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Chateau La Tour Carnet 2020

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The typicality of a Haut-Medoc red wine signed by Bernard Magrez

With origins dating back to the 12th century,  Chateau La Tour Carnet  is one of the oldest estates in the Medoc. The property takes its name from its tower, built in 1120 and surrounded by moats. In 1407, vines were planted at the estate. Owned by Bernard Magrez, this Classified Growth of 1855 belongs to the elite wine estates of the  Haut-Medoc .

The vineyard

Situated in the commune of Saint-Laurent-Medoc, the Chateau La Tour Carnet vineyard covers 176 hectares of vines. Planted at a high density (8 to 10,000 feet per hectare), the vines are aged 32 years on average and planted in Gunzian gravel soils upon a mostly calcareous clay base. The vineyard of Chateau La Tour Carnet has achieved the label of High Environmental Value Level 3.

The vinification and aging

Harvested manually, the grapes undergo an initial sorting in the vineyard, followed by manual sorting on a vibrating table, then de-stemming and optical sorting. Cooling of the harvested fruit using a cryogenic tunnel (by spraying liquid nitrogen). Vatting by gravity. Vinification in oak vats and small cement vats. Cold pre-fermentation maceration (8 ° C). Fully manual punching downs. Alcoholic fermentation at low temperature (28 ° C). Maceration period of 25 to 32 days. Aging lasts 16 months in barrels, 30% of which are new oak barrels.

The Chateau La Tour Carnet 2020 is made from a blend of Merlot (60%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (40%).

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Deep ruby, opaque core, purple reflections, discreet brightening on the rim. Ripe plum, notes of nougat, dark wild berries with orange zest in the background. Medium body, forward red berry fruit, preserved cherries, ripe tannins, harmonious; already accessible.

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33112 Saint-Laurent-Médoc Frankreich +33 (557) 26 38 34 [email protected] www.latour-carnet.com

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Community tasting notes ( 14 ) avg score: 90.7 points.

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2/27/2024 - tomandlu wrote:

Decanted about 2 hours and consumed over another 2 hours or so. Virtually opaque purple-garnet color. Moderately complex nose of cassis, leather, tobacco, and red fruits that persisted for about 3 hours and then closed down. Ripe, silky , and nicely balanced on the palate at first but eventually became rather harsh, tannic, and angular. Not sure what to make of it. Had we drunk it all in the first two hours or so I'd have rated it 90 or so. Later not so good but perhaps it just shut down. Will it keep? Will it age? I haven't a clue. I'll buy more and drink them young and perhaps keep one for the sake of curiosity.

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12/19/2023 - stamperb Likes this wine: 88 Points

Nose: Fresh and ripe cassis, wildflowers, vanilla, cotton candy, old sawdust. Palate: Tart blackberry; tannins have a light prickle to them; bracing acidy, which does mellow on day two.

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11/9/2023 - Costes76 Likes this wine: 91 Points

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3/21/2023 - Jeff Leve wrote: 92 Points

Dark garnet in color, the wine pops with its show nose of espresso, smoked currants, licorice, and barbecue aromas. The wine is ripe, round and lush with a full, rich, polished wave of black cherries and cocoa that come through easily on the mid-palate and in the finish. Drink from 2024-2045.

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3/6/2023 - FransS wrote: 91 Points

The 2020 vintage UGCB tasting in Amsterdam 03/06/2023 (Amsterdam) : Good fruit, nice concentration, good balance, but a bit one-dimensional in the midtaste

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Merlot is one of the most important Bordeaux varieties along with Cabernet Sauvignon. It's fleshier and ripens earlier than Cabernet, resulting in softer wines with plush tannins and fruit. Bordeaux is the grape's native home, where it's the dominant grape in Right Bank appellations like Pomerol and St.-Emilion and plays a supportive role on the Left Bank. It has also gained an international presence, with a notable boom in California in the mid-1990s, both as a single-variety wine and as part of a blend. While France and California are the most important growers of Merlot, versions from Italy, Australia, Washington, New York and more are worth seeking out.

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Château La Tour Carnet

Grand cru classé haut-médoc.

Close to Bordeaux, discover the history of a mythical Grand Cru Classé of the Médoc surrounded by vineyards and endowed with a sumptuous garden.

A unique château whose first harvest was carried out in 1409. 

Bernard Magrez

Owner of 42 vineyards in the world including 4 grands crus classés .

Bernard Magrez acquires the prestigious Château La Tour Carnet in 2000. 

He is today the sole owner of 4 Grands Crus Classés of Bordeaux, including Château Pape Clément (Grand Cru Classé de Graves), Château Fombrauge (Saint-Emilion Grand Cru) and Clos Haut Peyraguey (Premier Grand Cru Classé of 1855 in Sauternes).

His adventure continues in France and abroad with the acquisition of 42 vineyards in 10 countries around the world, which represent as many types of wine and as many emotions that he wishes to share with lovers of quality wines. 

The keys to excellence

"These keys symbolize my permanent quest for excellence and guarantee the consumer the quality of the wines that I offer, having benefited from the vinification methods that I use for my Grands Crus." 

Indeed, Bernard Magrez makes it a real point of honor to bring the same care to his 42 vineyards as to his four Grands Crus Classés. It is of paramount importance to know how to make the most of the terroir in order to produce exceptional wines.

This symbol of the Keys, opening the doors to discovery, knowledge or even emotion, is the symbol chosen by Bernard Magrez as an element of recognition and signature of all of his wines. They represent the guarantee and the personal commitment of the owner to offer you the best quality products.

Finally, they are an invitation to push the door of our Grands Crus Classés, open to the public and which welcomes you throughout the year to make you discover the universe and the wines of Bernard Magrez.

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94 Points Wine Enthusiast - This magnificent medieval castle controls a vineyard that is just inland from Saint-Julien. With its ripe perfumes and rich tannins, the wine has a powerful potential set against the tightly juicy black currant fruits.

93 Points James Suckling - Blackberry, blackcurrant and some licorice aromas follow through to a medium body with a nice center palate and fine, focused tannins.

93 Points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - The 2020 la Tour Carnet sports a deep purple-black color and notes of crushed red and black currants, Morello cherries and fresh blackberries, plus hints of lavender, pencil lead and tobacco leaf with a touch of bay leaves. The medium to full-bodied palate delivers a great intensity of crunchy black fruits with a lively backbone and fine-grained tannins, finishing with great length and a skip in its step. Nicely done!

93 Points Vinous - The 2020 La Tour Carnet has a wonderful bouquet of finely honed blackberry and briar scents plus touches of crushed rock and cedar, one of the most sophisticated that I have encountered from Bernard Magrez’s Haut-Médoc at this stage. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp, slightly chalky tannins, fine balance and good weight and focus on the finish. This is well worth seeking out as it is often released at a consumer-friendly price.

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92 JS / 91-93 WA / 91 DE / 91-93 VM

Aromas of blackcurrant and tobacco leaf with some dark cherry follow through to a medium body, creamy tannins and a medium finish. Some bitter wood, too. Drinkable now, but better at the end of 2023. -JamesSuckling.com

The 2020 la Tour Carnet sports a deep purple-black color and notes of crushed red and black currants, Morello cherries and fresh blackberries, plus hints of lavender, pencil lead and tobacco leaf with a touch of bay leaves. The medium to full-bodied palate delivers a great intensity of crunchy black fruits with a lively backbone and fine-grained tannins, finishing with great length and a skip in its step. Nicely done! - Lisa Perrotti-Brown, Wine Advocate

They have done a good job of carefully working the extraction so that the tannins are abundant but not bitter, and the fruit is savoury, with layers of redcurrant and raspberry alongside some hawthorn character. Expertly handled, lovely appealing aromatics, but things finish a little abruptly. A yield of 30hl/ha. 12 months ageing. Harvest September 22 to October 2. - Jane Anson, Decanter

The 2020 La Tour Carnet has a wonderful bouquet of finely honed blackberry and briar scents plus touches of crushed rock and cedar, one of the most sophisticated that I have encountered from Bernard Magrez’s Haut-Médoc at this stage. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp, slightly chalky tannins, fine balance and good weight and focus on the finish. This is well worth seeking out as it is often released at a consumer-friendly price. - Neal Martin, VM

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Avec des origines remontant au XIIème siècle, le  Château La Tour Carnet  est l’un des plus anciens du Médoc. La propriété tient son nom de sa tour, construite en 1120 et cintrée de douves. Dès 1407, la vigne est implantée sur le domaine. Propriété de Bernard Magrez, ce Cru Classé en 1855 appartient à l’élite des grands vins du  Haut-Médoc .

Le vignoble

Situé sur la commune de Saint-Laurent-Médoc, le vignoble du Château La Tour Carnet s’étend sur 167 hectares de vignes. Plantées en haute densité (8 à 10 000 pieds hectare), les vignes âgées de 32 ans en moyenne sont implantées sur des sols de graves gunziennes reposant sur socle d’argile fortement calcaire. Le vignoble du Château La Tour Carnet est labellisé Haute Valeur Environnementale Niveau 3.

Vinification et élevage

Récoltés manuellement, les raisins font l’objet d’un premier tri à la vigne suivi d’un tri manuel sur table vibrante puis d'un éraflage et d'un tri optique. Refroidissement de la vendange à l’aide d’un tunnel cryogénique (par pulvérisation d’azote liquide). Encuvage par gravité à l’aide d’un cuvon. Vinification en cuves bois et en cuves ciment de petite capacité. Macération pré-fermentaire à froid (8°C). Pigeages entièrement manuels. Fermentations alcooliques à basse température (28°C). Durée de macération de 25 à 32 jours. L’élevage est d’une durée de 16 mois en barriques dont 30% de barriques neuves.

Château La Tour Carnet 2020 est issu d’un assemblage d e merlot  (60%) et de cabernet sauvignon  (40%).

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• Region : Bordeaux
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• Vintage : 2020
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Voici un 4ème cru classé du Médoc, le Château La Tour Carnet 2020 . C'est un grand vin rouge en appellation Haut-Médoc.

Vignoble du Château La Tour Carnet :

Les 167 hectares de vignes du Château La Tour Carnet se trouvent en direction de Beychevelle , à l'Est du village de Saint-Laurent du Médoc. 126 sont utilisés dans la production du grand vin rouge de ce Haut-Médoc. Cela fait de La Tour Carnet l'un des plus grands vignobles du Médoc. C'est ainsi que nous retrouvons en tout juste majorité le merlot, suivi de près par le cabernet sauvignon. Le cabernet franc et le petit verdot se partagent environ 5% du vignoble. Ce mixe permet d'exploiter pleinement le terroir fait d'argile, de calcaire ou encore de graves garonnaises et pyrénéennes. Le tout repose sur un sous-sol argilo-calcaire. Avec une forte densité de plantation (entre 8000 et 10000 pieds par hectare) et des vignes de 35 ans en moyenne, les raisins produits sont de très belle qualité.

Avec des vendanges manuelles permettant un tri sélectif des raisins sur pied et un nouveau tri au chai sur table vibrante (tri densimétrique), une bonne partie de la récolté du millésime n'est pas gardée pour le grand vin. Ensuite, les baies profitent d'un refroidissement grâce à un tunnel cryogénique (par pulvérisation d’azote liquide). Elles sont après introduites en cuves par gravité. La vinification, elle, prendra place au sein de cuves en bois et en ciment dont les tailles sont adaptées aux parcelles.

Élevage du nouveau millésime dégusté en primeur :

Le nouveau vin de La Tour Carnet profite d'un élevage en barriques de chêne avec 30% de bois neuf. Il dure 16 mois.

Assemblage de Château La Tour Carnet 2020 :  60% Merlot et 40% Cabernet Sauvignon.

Dégustation du Château La Tour Carnet 2020 :  C'est un vin avec une couleur très sombre. Le nez est fruité avec des notes caractéristiques de fruits mûrs (fruits rouges et noirs). On trouve aussi des arômes secondaire notamment la vanille. Les tanins sont très fin et agréable en bouche. La bouche est bien équilibrée avec une fin de bouche longue.

Potentiel de garde des bouteilles :  15 ans sans problème.

Découvrez aussi en Haut-Médoc d'autres crus classés : Cantemerle 2020 , Camensac 2020 ou encore La Lagune 2020 . Mais aussi certains Crus Bourgeois : Citran 2020 , Lanessan 2020 , Sénéjac millésime 2020 ou enfin Sociando Mallet 2020 .

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Le nom de ce domaine viticole vient de l’écuyer Carnet qui, en aidant son Seigneur à faire face à la royauté de France au bout de la guerre de Cent Ans, reçut ce cru du vignoble du Médoc en récompense. Le Château La Tour Carnet va ensuite jouer un rôle important dans toute la réorganisation du vignoble du Médoc. C’est ainsi que depuis le XVIème sicèel, un grand soin est apporté à la vigne et aux vinifications des futurs millésimes. La qualité de ses vins en dégustation, lorsque la famille de Leutken en était propriétaire, lui permet d’être reconnu 4ème cru classé du Médoc en 1855. Par la suite, les vins du Château La Tour Carnet vont connaître des zones de turbulence avec les maladies de la vigne (phylloxera), les guerres et les crises économiques. La qualité des crus va décliner, jusqu’en 1972 lorsque Louis Lipschitz, un armateur de Gironde, rachète la propriété viticole et rénove les chais et le cuvier. Il replante aussi des parcelles de vignes.

C’est au cours du millésime 1999 que sa fille vend le Château La Tour Carnet à Bernard Magrez, homme d’affaires influent de Bordeaux. Il est aujourd’hui aussi propriétaire de Pape Clément , de Fombrauge à Saint Emilion ou de Clos Haut-Peyraguey à Sauternes. Il a, comme dans toutes ses propriétés viticoles, le souhait de produire des grands vins rouges de Pessac-Léognan. Pour cela, il fait rapidement appel aux conseils de l’œnologue Michel Rolland, en matière de travail de la vigne, de vinification et d’assemblage du vin. Ce dernier accompagne ou accompagnait (car il a cédé une partie de son cabinet d’œnologie) Clinet , L’Evangile , Nénin , Château Ausone , La Dominique , Pavie , Lascombes , Léoville Poyferré , Malescot Saint-Exupéry ou encore Pontet-Canet .

Millésime après millésime, les dégustations progressent en terme de qualité des vins. Les travaux de rénovation du vignoble, du chai et des cuves portent leurs fruits. Ainsi, depuis 2010 Frédéric Chabaneau peut travailler dans d’excellentes conditions en temps que directeur technique.

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Bundesliga : revers sans (trop de) conséquence pour Stuttgart

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Troisième de Bundesliga, Stuttgart s'est incliné sur la pelouse du Werder Brême (2-1) dimanche après-midi lors de la 30e journée du championnat d'Allemagne, un revers sans conséquence dans la course à la qualification pour la prochaine Ligue des champions. Avec 63 points au compteur, Stuttgart conserve sa troisième place mais compte désormais trois points de retard sur le Bayern Munich (2e, 66) et n'a plus que quatre points d'avance sur le RB Leipzig, qui occupe la quatrième place avec 59 points.

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Brême, de son côté, a fait un grand pas vers le maintien en Bundesliga avec ce succès, une semaine après avoir coulé face au nouveau champion d'Allemagne, le Bayer Leverkusen. L'attaquant du Werder Marvin Duksch a inscrit un doublé (28e et 49e) et l'international allemand Deniz Undav a réduit la marque pour Stuttgart à la 71e minute.

La 4e place de Bundesliga est en théorie la dernière qualificative pour la prochaine Ligue des champions, mais avec les qualifications du Bayern Munich et du Borussia Dortmund pour les demies de la C1 et celle de Leverkusen en demies de la Ligue Europa, l'Allemagne est en position idéale pour décrocher l'un des deux tickets additionnels accordés aux deux meilleures nations lors de la saison 2023/24 en Coupes d'Europe, le premier revenant à l'Italie. Les hommes de Sebastian Hoeness restent ainsi idéalement placés pour qualifier le club souabe pour la Ligue des champions 2024/25.

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