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Château Barde-Haut Saint-Émilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2012
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Kyle Groombridge 
Always a right-bank favorite of mine.. first time trying the '12. A touch leaner than previous vintages, but same overripe, richly textured palate I love. Mocha, oak, and blackberry dominate the palate while it lives up to every other '12 bordeaux with seamless tannins that are as smooth as ever. A whif of smoke and charcoal linger in the background.. A great drink for the money.
Always a right-bank favorite of mine.. first time trying the '12. A touch leaner than previous vintages, but same overripe, richly textured palate I love. Mocha, oak, and blackberry dominate the palate while it lives up to every other '12 bordeaux with seamless tannins that are as smooth as ever. A whif of smoke and charcoal linger in the background.. A great drink for the money.
9.1
Donald Patz
Owner/Winemaker Patz & Hall
Straight ahead Bordeaux - not complex but good sturdy aromas and flavors.
Straight ahead Bordeaux - not complex but good sturdy aromas and flavors.
8.8
Talitha
Rlly good. Lighter
Rlly good. Lighter
9.5
Julia Rice
Better after breathing for a bit even after aerating. Great with Gorgonzola. Not a Tuesday evening relaxing wine as a bit heavy.
Better after breathing for a bit even after aerating. Great with Gorgonzola. Not a Tuesday evening relaxing wine as a bit heavy.
8.8Jordan Franceschini
Over delivers
Over delivers
9.2Tom Sego
Well balanced and structured - easily compares with $50 Bordeaux blends
Well balanced and structured - easily compares with $50 Bordeaux blends
9.6
Sebastien
Ok with lamb; maybe wait a few years; $30
Ok with lamb; maybe wait a few years; $30
8.0Jerry Szombathy
$258
$258
8.8
Sean Baker
Complex. Reasonable price
Complex. Reasonable price
9.1
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