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The modern age for Chateau La Louviere begins in 1965 when the well-known Lurton family purchased Chateau La Louviere from the Taquet family. The Taquet family had been the owners of Chateau La Louviere since the early part of the 20th century.
This new release from La Louvière, the Lurton family showpiece estate in Pessac-Léognan, is velvet textured, rich with smooth tannins and a dense juicy black-fruit character. It has structure that will allow it to age well. Drink this memorable wine from 2026.
- Roger Voss
Château La Louvière, Pessac-Léognan, Bordeaux, 2020. A welcome precision and depth, with a slate texture that offers a sense of minerality and lift. Good quality with dark fruits, c.
Jan 6, 2024 · Average of 91.7 points in 12 community wine reviews on 2020 Château La Louvière, plus professional notes, label images, wine details, and recommendations on when to drink.
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Fresh, smoky blackcurrants and raspberries on the palate, a hint of liquorice, juicy, fine acidity, grained tannin. An elegant wine with finesse and one which never disappoints! - Izak Litwar / BWW2024 Finalist. 92p. Intense purple colour with violet hue and black core.
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- Bordeaux
Château La Louvière is a well-regarded wine estate in the Pessac-Léognan subregion of Bordeaux, some 15km (nine miles) due south of Bordeaux city center. The estate, which produces both red and white wines, dates back to the 14th Century and has changed ownership multiple times throughout its history. See website.
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Barrel Sample. Beautifully fruity while also showing texture that will allow for plenty of aging, this is richly complex wine. With acidity shooting through the wine, it has great freshness as well as concentration. The wine needs plenty of time. — Roger Voss.
