Chateau La Lagune – Grand Cru Classé Haut-Médoc 2020 BIO

The winter was marked by above-normal temperatures and very little rainfall, allowing the vines to bud 3 weeks ahead of schedule. The cold spell at the end of March had no impact on the vineyard. The application of prepared horn dung (500P) promotes microbial activity, humus formation and the absorption and retention of water in the soil. Although heavy rainfall in early May increases mildew pressure, treatment with herbal teas (Bourdaine bark, wicker) keeps the plant in good health. Flowering starts in good conditions from May 15. Summer conditions are hot and dry. Yarrow and chamomile are applied to protect the vineyard from water stress. Thunderstorms in mid-August brought humidity and freshness. Ripening is progressive and even until harvest.

Wine rating :
Robert parker 94
James Suckling 95