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2009 Bordeaux Futures

 

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Thoughts on the 2009 Bordeaux Vintage, Brendan Lawson, Wine Buyer:

For the past few months, all I’ve been hearing about is the 2009 Bordeaux vintage. Every year I get a bit leery as it seems that the Bordeaux Wine Trade wants to celebrate the new vintage and declare that it is the best since the last great vintage. In this case it was 2005, and before that it was 2000, both being declared the “Vintage of the Century”. Early speculation about high alcohol levels proved to be unfounded with the majority of wines being between 13.4 and 14.1%. In 2009, the weather cooperated with the wine growers to create massive wines with intense concentration. However, in 2009 for all the hype that the vintage has been receiving, I noticed something almost unprecedented. Both the American and English wine critics are praising the wines from 2009, especially the wines from the Left Bank and Graves. Never before has this happened to the degree that it is now. I would encourage anyone interested to buy now, as it seems that the demand from Asia is through the roof this year and America is going to be receiving 10-15% less wine due to that high demand and the fact that one of the biggest American importers of Bordeaux has dropped out of the market. Due to the global economy the prices have been significantly lower than the astronomical 2005 vintage and many are predicting that after the futures are done the prices will go back up exponentially. Now is the time to buy and own some of these gems while they are still affordable.

"I believe the vintage is a great one." – James Suckling, Wine Spectator

"First, and most importantly, for some Medocs and Graves, 2009 may turn out to be the finest vintage I have tasted in 32 years of covering Bordeaux. From top to bottom, 2009 is not as consistent as 2005, but the peaks of quality in 2009 may turn out to be historic." – Robert Parker, Wine Advocate

"I have never seen anything like it in my career." – Christian Moueix, French winemaker

The 2009 Bordeaux Presale
6 Bottle Minimum Purchase of each wine
Shipping Fall 2012 to Spring 2013
Free Shipping does not apply to Bordeaux Futures

Chateau La Croix de Gay Pomerol 2009
Rated 91-93WA
$35.99
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Chateau Croix Mouton Bordeaux Superieur 2009
Rated 89-91WS
$12.99
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Chateau Clos du Jaugueyron Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 88-90WA
$18.99
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Chateau Senejac Haut Medoc 2009
Rated 89-91WA
$17.99
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Chateau Bellegrave Pauillac 2009
Rated 92-95WS
$24.99
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Chateau Clos Marsalette Pessac Leognan 2009
Rated 90-92WA
$27.99
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Chateau Goulee Medoc 2009
Rated 89-91WA
$16.99
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Chateau Monbousquet Saint Emilion 2009
Rated 92-94WA
$49.99
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Chateau Mylord Cuvee Milady Bordeaux AOC 2009
Rated 86-88WA
$8.99
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Chateau d’Aiguilhe Cotes de Castillon 2009
Rated 90-92WA
$27.99
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Chateau La Fleur de Bouard Lalande de Pomerol 2009
Rated 91-93WA
$35.99
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Chateau Picque-Caillou Pessac Leognan 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$20.99
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Chateau Pindefleurs St Emilion 2009
Rated 89-92WS
$19.99
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Chateau Puygueraud Cotes de Francs 2009
Rated 87-90WS
$15.99
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Chateau Ferriere Margaux 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$35.99
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Chateau Fonbadet Pauillac 2009
Rated 88-90WS
$27.99
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Chateau Haut-Bergey Pessac-Leognan 2009
Rated 92-94WA
$34.99
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Chateau Haut-Bergey L’Etoile Pessac-Leognan 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$19.99
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Chateau Larrivet-Haut-Brion Pessac-Leognan 2009
Rated 91-93WA
$34.99
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Chateau Meyney Saint-Estephe 2009
Rated 92-95WS
$34.99
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Chateau Rouget Pomerol 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$46.99
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Clos Manou Medoc 2009
Rated 89-92WS
$28.99
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Chateau Mongravey Margaux 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$24.99
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Chateau Domeyne Saint Estephe 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$21.99
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Chateau d’Aurilhac Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 3 Stars Decanter
$16.99
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Chateau Cote Montpezat Cotes de Castillon Cuvee Compostelle 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$16.99
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Chateau de la Huste Fronsac 2009
Rated 89-92WS
$14.99
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Chateau Haut Maurac Medoc 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$24.99
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Chateau la Rousselle Fronsac 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$25.99
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Chateau Lilian Ladouys Saint Estephe 2009
Rated 92-95WS
$21.99
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Chateau Montlandrie Cotes de Castillon 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$28.99
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Chateau Paloumey Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$18.99
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Chateau Roc Cotes de Castillon 2009
Rated 91-94WS
$18.99
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Chateau Saintayme Saint Emilion 2009
Rated 90-93WS
$18.99
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Chateau d’Agassac Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 89-92WS
$21.99
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Epicurea de Chateau Martinat Cotes de Bourg 2009
Rated 89-91WA
$18.99
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Chateau Feret-Lambert Bordeaux Superieur 2009
Rated 89-91WA
$12.99
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Chateau Lanessan Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 90-92WA
$18.99
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Chateau Tire Pe La Cote Bordeaux 2009
Rated 88-90WA
$13.99
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Chateau Vieux-Maillet Pomerol 2009
Rated 92-95WS
$35.99
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Chateau Cambon la Pelouse Haut-Medoc 2009
Rated 89-91WS
$18.99
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WS = Wine Spectator
WA = Wine Advocate

3 Responses to “2009 Bordeaux Futures”

  1. A small drink of wine is super during dinner

  2. Lister Oslo says:

    Wow that was odd. I just wrote an very long comment but after I clicked submit my comment didn’t appear. Grrrr… well I’m not writing all that over again. Anyway, just wanted to say excellent blog!

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