Chateau Prieuré Lichine 4ème Grand Cru Classé Margaux 2021
Colour : Deep purple.
Nose : Fresh, with red and black fruit, flowers, cigar and spicy nuances.
Palate : Dense with velvety, ripe tannins. Full-bodied and well-balanced, with a lingering finish.
Price per original wooden case of 6 bottles
Available 1st half 2024
Specific disposition for sales of Primeur Wines, see Article 5 in the General Terms and Conditions of Sale.
211,68 € TTC
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| Rating | 90-92/100 Robert Parker |
History of Château Prieuré Lichine
The château Prieuré-Lichine is a wine estate located in the Bordeaux wine region, in France, precisely in the appellation Margaux, which is one of the most prestigious subdivisions of the Bordeaux vineyard. The history of this château goes back several centuries.
In the 17th century, the estate was originally a priory belonging to the Benedictine monks of Vertheuil Abbey. The monks grew vines on the land and produced wine. This is where the name "Prieuré" comes from. Over the following centuries, the estate changed owners several times. Château Prieuré-Lichine was acquired by Alexis Lichine, a wine enthusiast and renowned writer on the subject, in 1951. Alexis Lichine devoted much of his life to promoting Bordeaux wines internationally. Under his leadership, the estate has seen significant improvements in the quality of its wines and in the management of its vineyards. He was also a pioneer in welcoming visitors and developing wine tourism in the region. After Alexis Lichine's death in 1989, the estate continued to be managed by his family. In 1999, Château Prieuré-Lichine was sold to the Ballande company, which continued its efforts to modernise and improve the estate. They also extended the vineyard to increase wine production.
Today, Château Prieuré-Lichine is one of the most highly regarded estates in the Margaux appellation, producing top-quality wines made mainly from Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot grapes. The château is also open to visitors, offering wine tastings and guided tours for wine lovers wishing to learn more about the history and production process of Margaux wines.
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