2025 Chateau Leoville Barton Saint Julien Deuxieme Cru 6x75cl

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Vintage: 2025 ⋅ Other: 2019 2021 2022
Pack size: 6x75cl

£320 / Case (excl. UK Duty & VAT)£407.11 / Case (incl. UK Duty & VAT)Duty Status: IBAvailability: EP
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Producer Profile

Producer Profile

Chateau Leoville Barton

Although it is no longer quite true to say that Anthony Barton has resisted all pressure to raise prices in line with his neighbours, his reputation gained over the years is such that most drinkers seem to be able to forgive him for his rises in 2009s and 2010s – just (‘and I should jolly well think so,’ he said to Decanter magazine recently, ‘They went up a quarter as much as everyone else’s!).

Born in County Kildare, Ireland, Barton has lived in Bordeaux for 60 years, and headed up his family’s Second Growth Saint Julien chateau for approaching 30 years. The Bartons links to the region go back even further, with Anthony’s ancestor Thomas Barton first landing on the docks of Bordeaux in 1722, and quickly becoming a successful negociant. The family bought their two Saint Julien estates a century later; Langoa in 1821 and Léoville in 1826. 150 years later, in 1983, Anthony Barton took over from his uncle Ronald, and set about cementing the reputation of one of the appellation’s best loved estates. Because there is no chateau building at Léoville, the two estates vinify their wine in the same cellars in Langoa, although in totally separate areas, while the offices are over the road in Léoville.

This is classic Saint Julien territory, with its 50 hectares planted to a full 73% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot and 8% Cabernet Franc, still vinified in traditional (of course temperature-controlled) large-sized oak vats, and shying away from too much intervention in terms of green-harvesting and other forms of crop control. Even the use of oak is measured, at 50% new each year. And the final wine is a reflection of that approach – elegant, generous, full of distinction, true to its appellation.

Around 20,000 cases are produced each year, including the second wine La Reserve de Leoville Barton.

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