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Chateau Gruaud-Larose, Saint-Julien, 2006

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Château Gruaud-Larose, a Second Growth with a long-standing reputation for age-worthy, full-bodied wines, crafted a solid, structured Saint-Julien in 2006—a vintage that was often overshadowed but has quietly aged into a sleeper success. This is classic Bordeaux in a cooler, more restrained style, with the kind of earthy gravitas that rewards patience.

Cassis, blackberry, and dried cherry form the fruit core, wrapped in notes of tobacco leaf, cedar, and leather, with hints of graphite and forest floor. The tannins are still present but beginning to soften, offering just enough chew before a dry, savory finish. Decant for an hour to let it stretch its legs, and serve alongside roasted meats or mushroom-heavy dishes. Not flashy, but confident and composed—this is Gruaud doing what it does best.

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Professional Reviews

Antonio Galloni

AG 87
"The 2006 Gruaud Larose has a very conservative nose with smoke, tobacco and light attic-like scents. It just needs more fruit and more presence. The palate is medium-bodied with grainy tannins, clove and sage infusing the black fruit. This is a bit rough around the edges, though I do not find the metallic tincture that marked the previous bottle. It’s just not a particularly memorable Gruaud Larose. Drink now. Tasted at the Gruaud Larose vertical at the château in February 2023."

Robert Parker

RP 88
"Tasted at Bordeaux Index's annual 10-Year On tasting in London. The 2006 Château Gruaud Larose can be a divisive wine. At ten years of age, it shows some inertia on the nose: sultry blackberry and briary fruit, nicely defined but lacking what I call "flow." The palate is medium-bodied with dusty tannin, rather rustic red berry fruit laced with sandalwood and tar, fading a little towards the soft, easy-going finish. Not bad...but I have encountered many superior wines from this Saint Julien estate." -Neal Martin

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