The orientation of this Deuxieme Cru Classé is a mixture of St. Julien (where it is located) and Pauillac. Of course, this is an incredibly elegant wine with all the finesse that is so typical of St. Julien. But it is also a very slowly maturing, concentrated wine that sometimes makes you think of Châtau Latour. The 2021 is also the result of itself. The intense, concentrated and complex fruit is more on the black berry side. It is juicy and elegant, but also longs for a few years of maturity.
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The almost 50-hectare château is the result of the division of the once large Leoville vineyard. Almost 30 years before the classification of Médoc wines in 1855, it was owned by the Bartons, a family of merchants from Bordeaux with Irish roots.
