Chateau Beausejour Duffau
«A plateau and a delicately sloping hill, with limestone soils and an ideal exposure, has provided the perfect position for our vines to prosper for centuries.»
The estate covers a little less than eight hectares, of which just under seven are planted with vines. The single continuous vineyard is located on one of Saint-Émilion’s most prestigious terroirs. Its south/south-western exposure and steady incline allow the sun to nourish the vines for a significant part of the day. The average age of the vines is between 40 and 50 years, and their roots have grown deep in the sponge-like limestone soil – a natural water regulator. It is this terroir that lends the outstanding quality to the wines, whatever hurdles the vintage may bring.
93/100
Falstaff
94/100
A la Carte
95/100
Wine Spectator
97/100
The Wine Advocate
96/100
Wine Enthusiast
96/100
James Suckling
96/100+
Jeb Dunnuck
18/20
Rene Gabriel
95/100
Decanter
95-97/100
The Wine Cellar Insider
96/100
Antonio Galloni/Vinous
93/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
99/100
Falstaff
19/20
Weinwisser
96-98/100
The Wine Advocate
95-96/100
James Suckling
96/100+
Jeb Dunnuck
98/100
Decanter
97-99/100
The Wine Cellar Insider
95-97/100
Antonio Galloni/Vinous
19/20
Schweizerische Weinzeitung
95/100
Jean Marc Quarin
94-96/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
96-98/100
Falstaff
94/100+
The Wine Advocate
97/100
James Suckling
100/100
Jeb Dunnuck
97/100
Decanter
97/100
Antonio Galloni/Vinous
94/100
Wine Doctor
92/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
93/100
Falstaff
92/100
Wine Spectator
18,5/20
Weinwisser
93/100
The Wine Advocate
97/100
James Suckling
94/100
Jeb Dunnuck
96/100
Decanter
94/100
Antonio Galloni/Vinous
93/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Yves Beck
93/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
100/100
Falstaff
94/100
Wine Spectator
96/100+
The Wine Advocate
98/100
James Suckling
98/100+
Jeb Dunnuck
98/100
Decanter
98/100
Antonio Galloni/Vinous
97/100
Wine Doctor
19/20
Schweizerische Weinzeitung
98/100
Yves Beck
97/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
