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About This Wine
An up-and-down growing season could not stop Château Lynch Bages from shining bright in 2018. Despite an unusually wet spring, the hot, dry summer led to supremely ripe fruit with below-average yields. The vibrancy of the harvest is on full display, with wine critic Jeb Dunnuck calling this Bordeaux red blend “one of the finest vintages I've ever tasted from this address.” The 2018 Château Lynch Bages features 72 cabernet sauvignon, 19 merlot, 6 cabernet franc and 3 petit verdot that aged in 75 new barriques. The inky-purple blend oozes notes of dark fruits, herbs, licorice, graphite, violets, and smoked meats. Meanwhile, fine-grained tannins glide across the palate before a refreshing minerality emerges at the finish. For patient wine collectors, don’t be surprised if this gem moves up a triple-digit rating in a decade or so. The Final Sip: For the finest example of Château Lynch Bages, look no further than the 2018 vintage.