Château Lascombes, 2ème Cru 1855 2010 jaen pairs well with structured dishes

pairs well with structured dishes

maritime conditions at Langhorne Creek allow for a slow even ripening where fresh natural acidity and varietal fruit characters are retained

the local name for Nebbiolo

These vines have an average age of twenty years and grow on a southwest-facing site on calcareous soils at an altitude of 350m

Château Lascombes, 2ème Cru 1855 2010 jaen pairs well with structured dishesChteau Lascombes, a 2em Cru Class property is one of the largest estates in the Mdoc and probably the most fragmented, with around 40 or so different parcels of vines spread throughout the Margaux appellation. It was owned between 1951 and 1971 by Alexis Lichine and was owned by Bass until the 2001. Bass Charrington sold Chateau Lascombes to the American company Colony Capital in 2001.