96-97+
Robert Parker
95-96
James Suckling
CHATEAU LÉOVILLE BARTON, 2022
PRIMEURS - LIVRAISON 2025
"One of the stars of the Médoc and a wine likely to equal or surpass its 2019 and 2016 counterparts, the 2022 Léoville Barton unwinds in the glass with deep aromas of cassis, pencil shavings, spices and tobacco leaf, followed by a medium to full-bodied, deep and layered palate that's vibrant, pure and seamless, with beautifully classy tannins and a long, penetrating finish. The 2022 is a blend of 83% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11.5% Merlot and 5.5% Cabernet Franc; and it's the first vintage produced in the estate's new winery, which more than doubled the number of vats, permitting sub-plot by sub-plot harvesting and vinification, along with a number of other technical improvements which translate into enhanced purity and precision." - Robert Parker
CHARACTERISTICS
| RANKING | 2nd Growth A |
| GRAPE VARIETIES | 83% cabernet sauvignon, 11,5% merlot, 5,5 %cabernet franc |
| HARVEST | From 8th of September to 23rd of September |
| YIELD | 30 Hl / Ha |
| AGEING | In barrels 60% of which are new |
| FORMAT | 75 cl |
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Vineyard Detail
| AGRICULTURE | Sustainable |
| GRAPE VARIETIES |
74% of cabernet sauvignon, 23% of merlot, 3% of cabernet franc |
| VINEYARD SURFACE AREA | 50 hectares |
| ANNUAL PRODUCTION | 200,000 bottles |
| HARVEST | Manual |
| SOIL |
Sol composed of gravel hilltop on a gravelly-clayey subsoil |
History and anecdotes
In the 19th century, the Leoville estate, in Saint-Julien appellation (Medoc), was one of the largest crus. It was divided in three estates afterwards: Château Léoville Las Cases, Château Léoville Barton, Château Léoville Poyferré. Hugh Barton from Ireland bought a part of the Léoville estate in 1826, which confirmed the Château Léoville Barton’s creation (still the Barton family’s estate). Its wines’ finesse led it to be classified as Second Grand Cru in the 1855 classification.
Caracteristics
CHARACTERISTICS
| RANKING | 2nd Growth A |
| GRAPE VARIETIES | 83% cabernet sauvignon, 11,5% merlot, 5,5 %cabernet franc |
| HARVEST | From 8th of September to 23rd of September |
| YIELD | 30 Hl / Ha |
| AGEING | In barrels 60% of which are new |
| FORMAT | 75 cl |
