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Château La Mission Haut Brion

Château La Mission Haut Brion

Château La Mission Haut-Brion owes its name and reputation to the priests of the Congrégation de la Mission, who owned it from 1682 to the Revolution. La Mission Haut-Brion passed through several owners until 1983, when the Clarence Dillon estate, already owner of Château Haut-Brion, acquired the terroir. Today, Clarence Dillon cultivates 26 ha 60 of this enchanting Graves Grand Cru Classé. Part of the Pessac - Léognan appellation, it is located in Talence, just outside Bordeaux, and produces around 70,800 bottles of wine a year, enough to satisfy a large number of wine lovers. The wines of La Mission Haut-Brion are renowned for their sometimes daring and very authentic vinification. The nose is intense and open, with notes of black cherry, blackberry and spice. A fruity, juicy, full-bodied and flavorful wine.

As for Château La Mission Haut-Brion Blanc de Pessac-Léognan, with a very limited production, is cultivated on 2 ha 55 of vineyards with nearly 84% Semillon and 16% Sauvignon. This dry wine expresses all the characteristics of a great Graves sweet wine. An unctuous wine with rich aromas, its notes of acacia and honey appeal to a wide range of white wine lovers.

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What is the history and uniqueness of Château La Mission Haut-Brion?

Château La Mission Haut-Brion, located in the Pessac-Léognan appellation, dates back to the 17th century and enjoys a reputation almost equal to that of its famous neighbor, Château Haut-Brion. This estate produces wines of powerful, structured character, often compared to Bordeaux's premier grands crus classés. Its highly sought-after wines are known for their aromatic depth, elegance and long ageing potential, making it a preferred choice for lovers of great Bordeaux wines.

What investment potential does Château La Mission Haut-Brion offer?

Château La Mission Haut-Brion is an excellent choice for wine investors. With growing recognition and strong demand on the secondary market, particularly in Asia and the United States, this grand cru offers stable appreciation in value. The oldest and rarest vintages, preserved in good conditions, often see their price double or triple. Its international renown and consistent quality make it a relatively safe investment among collectible wines.

How best to enjoy a Château La Mission Haut-Brion wine?

The wines of La Mission Haut-Brion deserve special attention to appreciate all their nuances. To fully reveal their complex bouquet, we recommend decanting for 1 to 2 hours before tasting, especially for recent vintages. The ideal serving temperature is around 16-18°C. These wines go well with refined dishes, such as game, duck or grilled red meats. For older vintages, serving immediately after opening is often preferable to preserve their finesse.

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Grape Varieties
  1. Cabernet Franc 80items
  2. Cabernet Sauvignon 80items
  3. Merlot 80items
  4. Petit Verdot 1item
  5. Sauvignon Blanc 25items
  6. Sémillon 25items
Alcohol Type
  1. Vin 105items
Color
  1. Red 80items
  2. White 25items
Country
  1. France 105items
Region
  1. Bordeaux 105items
Estate
  1. Château Haut Brion 12items
  2. Château La Mission Haut Brion 93items
Appellation
  1. Pessac Léognan 105items
Classification
  1. 1er GCC 1855 93items
  2. Second Vin 12items
Cuvée
  1. La Chapelle de la Mission Haut Brion 11items
  2. Le Clarence de Haut-Brion 1item
Vintage
  1. 1922 2items
  2. 1939 2items
  3. 1955 2items
  4. 1964 2items
  5. 1965 2items
  6. 1966 3items
  7. 1975 1item
  8. 1976 2items
  9. 1980 2items
  10. 1981 2items
  11. 1984 3items
  12. 1985 7items
  13. 1986 3items
  14. 1987 5items
  15. 1988 3items
  16. 1989 1item
  17. 1990 3items
  18. 1992 2items
  19. 1993 2items
  20. 1994 5items
  21. 1995 4items
  22. 1996 7items
  23. 1997 1item
  24. 1998 6items
  25. 1999 1item
  26. 2000 2items
  27. 2002 3items
  28. 2003 2items
  29. 2004 2items
  30. 2005 2items
  31. 2009 1item
  32. 2010 8items
  33. 2011 3items
  34. 2012 2items
  35. 2013 3items
  36. 2014 3items
  37. 2019 1item
Size
  1. Bottle (75cl) 98items
  2. Half Bottle (37,5cl) 4items
  3. Magnum (150cl) 1item
  4. Methuselah (600cl) 2items
Price
WA Rating
  1. 86-89 6items
  2. 90-93 16items
  3. 94-96 13items
  4. 97-100 4items
WS Rating
  1. 86-89 5items
  2. 90-93 12items
  3. 94-96 12items
JMQ Rating
  1. 86-89 7items
  2. 90-93 16items
  3. 94-96 10items
WD Rating
  1. 86-89 11items
  2. 90-93 25items
  3. 94-96 22items
  4. 97-100 4items
JS Rating
  1. 90-93 1item
  2. 94-96 9items
  3. 97-100 3items
Packaging
  1. Loose 60items
  2. Original Wooden Case of 6 2items
  3. Original Wooden Case of 12 24items
  4. Original Wooden Case of 1 5items
Capsule Condition
  1. Perfect 103items
  2. Damaged Capsule 2items
Label Condition
  1. Perfect 85items
  2. Slightly Damaged 13items
  3. Fairly Damaged 3items
  4. Very Slightly Damaged 4items
Fill Level
  1. Perfect 92items
  2. -3cm 1item
  3. Very Top Shoulder 1item
  4. Top Shoulder 5items
  5. Mid Shoulder 4items
  6. Low Shoulder 2items
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