La Tour Haut-Brion Cru Classé De Graves Pessac-Léognan, 2003

La Tour Haut-Brion Cru Classé de Graves 2003 is a distinguished Bordeaux from one of the most historic names in Pessac-Léognan. Combining the gravel-driven elegance of the Left Bank with the concentration of a warm vintage, it offers both pedigree and character in the glass.

Tasting Notes
The wine typically shows a deep garnet to brick-tinged color, reflecting its maturity. On the nose, expect evolved aromas of dark plum, cassis, cedar, tobacco leaf, leather, and a subtle earthy minerality that is classic to Graves. On the palate, it is usually medium to full-bodied with softened tannins, layered fruit, and savory notes of graphite, spice, and forest floor. The 2003 vintage can bring a riper, more generous profile than cooler years, while still retaining the refined structure that gives this wine good drinking now and the potential to hold a little longer under ideal cellaring conditions.

Production
Produced in the gravel-rich terroir of Pessac-Léognan, the wine benefits from well-drained soils that encourage deep root growth and contribute to finesse and freshness. Grapes are typically harvested with careful selection, and vinification at a classified-growth estate like La Tour Haut-Brion is aimed at preserving purity, structure, and the distinctive mineral character of the site.

Food & Serving
This is an excellent match for roasted lamb, beef tenderloin, duck breast, game birds, mushroom dishes, and mature hard cheeses. Serve at around 16–18°C, and consider decanting for 30–60 minutes if the bottle is showing youthful reduction or sediment from age.

Producer
La Tour Haut-Brion is part of the legendary Haut-Brion family of estates and carries the heritage of one of Bordeaux’s most respected terroirs. Located in the Graves area of Pessac-Léognan, it has long been recognized for producing wines of refinement and longevity, with a strong reputation among collectors of Left Bank Bordeaux.

We deliver within 2 - 6 business days. You can choose whether it should be to a parcel shop or home delivery. Free delivery to both parcel shops and your front door. Our store partners primarily use GLS, DPD, UPS and DHL for deliveries. We cover deliveries to the majority of countries in Europe.