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Clos Fourtet 2025

  • Yves Beck
    100 Points
  • The Wine Cellar Insider
    99 Points
  • Vinum Wine Magazine
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  • Alexandre Ma
    99 Points
Clos Fourtet 2025
  • Yves Beck
    100 Points
  • The Wine Cellar Insider
    99 Points
  • Vinum Wine Magazine
    99 Points
  • Alexandre Ma
    99 Points
Clos Fourtet 2025
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Clos Fourtet 2025

SKU: CHCF202510 UCAU
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Elevated to Premier Grand Cru Classé status, Clos Fourtet is celebrated for its purity and precision, with recent vintages cementing its reputation among the finest and most sought-after wines of Saint-Émilion.

Since acquiring the property in 2001, the Cuvelier family has transformed Clos Fourtet into one of the Right Bank's most acclaimed estates, building on a rich heritage while earning widespread praise from critics and collectors alike.

En Primeur Offer - Secure Bordeaux’s most sought-after wines before they’re bottled. This exclusive pre-release offers early access to top estates. Wines are expected to land in Australia by late 2028.

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Tasting Notes

Clos Fourtet 2025 represents an exceptional achievement in Bordeaux winemaking, embodying the esteemed Premier Grand Cru Classé status from the renowned Saint-Émilion appellation. This vintage showcases remarkable purity and precision, continuing the prestigious legacy of Clos Fourtet as one of the Right Bank’s most celebrated estates. The wine expresses the unique limestone and clay terroir of Saint-Émilion, delivering remarkable structure, depth, and aging potential.

Since its acquisition by the Cuvelier family in 2001, Clos Fourtet has experienced a profound transformation driven by meticulous vineyard management and innovative winemaking practices. This dedication has firmly established the estate’s reputation for excellence, making it a coveted treasure among collectors and wine aficionados worldwide. The 2025 vintage promises to reflect both the estate’s rich heritage and the distinct characteristics imparted by that year’s growing season.

Offered En Primeur, this release provides exclusive early access to one of Bordeaux’s most sought-after wines. Securing Clos Fourtet 2025 now guarantees ownership prior to bottling, with an expected arrival in Australia by late 2028. This opportunity ensures participation in the acquisition of a wine known for its elegance, balance, and formidable capacity for graceful aging.

The aromatic profile of Clos Fourtet 2025 is refined and layered, often unfolding with notes of dark berries, subtle spices, and a profound earthy minerality. On the palate, it reveals a seamless integration of firm tannins and lively acidity, promising complexity and evolution over many years. This vintage reaffirms Clos Fourtet’s position as a benchmark for Premier Grand Cru Classé quality and a jewel within the Saint-Émilion region.

  • Premier Grand Cru Classé status: celebrated for purity and precision, solidifying its place among Saint-Émilion’s finest wines.
  • Cuvelier family stewardship: since 2001, transforming Clos Fourtet into one of the Right Bank’s most acclaimed and critically praised estates.
  • En Primeur offer: secure a highly anticipated Bordeaux release before bottling, with delivery expected by late 2028 in Australia.

Critic Scores

What a magnificent symbiosis between the chalky and floral nuances that combine with notes of blueberry, licorice, and peppermint. The pixelation, the attention to detail, and the purity create an extraordinary harmony. On the palate, the saline, chiseled, and incisive character of the structure is beautifully framed by the creamy texture. This also allows the tannins to fully express their vigor, in harmony with the acidity, which only serves to further enhance the character and freshness present. A vibrant Clos Fourtet, of rare depth, with an endless finish underscored by delicate bitterness. An exceptional Clos Fourtet! 2032-2065 - 98 to 100 Points - Yves Beck

Smoke, licorice, charcoal, black raspberries, espresso, dark chocolate, a mix, and floral aromatics open the perfume. On the palate, the wine is elegant, energetic, deep, and long. There is a sense of refinement in the fruit, paired with depth, concentration, and a relaxed attitude, finishing with layers of sweet, round, polished, juicy fruit. The finish wraps everything up nicely with lingering black cherries, espresso, and licorice, and a complicated endnote that includes its mineral essence. The wine blends 84% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, and 6% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% ABV, 3.4 pH. The harvest took place, September 9 - September 22. Yields were 28 hectoliters per hectare. In the cellars, Clos Fourtet continues making adjustments so that now, malolactic fermentation takes place in vat, and there is less new oak used for the elevage. The wine is aging in 40% new, French oak barrels. Drink from 2030-2060. - 97 to 99 Points - Jeff Leve

Still, noble, profound, needs some time to show its aromas, dark cherries, plums, with subtle floral nuances above; firm palate, straightforward, energetic, builds pressure, yet remains feather-light and elegant, great arc of tension, perfectly ripe fruit, striking acidity, sensational tannin quality, precise, saline, and a finish of excellent length. A highly elegant Clos Fourtet that perfectly reflects its terroir. (Drink from 2032 to 2065) - 97 to 99 Points - Adrian Van Velsen

So this is a hot vintage? The first sip tells another story: it feels as though a piece of polished, lustrous jade has been placed gently in the mouth, soft in color and touched by a natural sweet sensation so tender that the mind falls quiet at once. In its dark, profound depth, the wine appears tranquil, yet beneath that stillness, it gathers delicate fruits and a force quietly waiting for release. Dark plum, bayberry, black goji berry, and a faint breath of iris slowly converge as the wine advances. It begins almost motionless, with barely a ripple; then, little by little, its power rises, like the sea reversing into a river mouth, suddenly throwing up a saline, savory wave across the palate. This is a style of wine I deeply admire: gentle as water, seemingly effortless, yet already unstoppable. As Laozi once wrote, “Nothing under heaven is more soft and weak than water, yet nothing is better for attacking the hard and strong.” - 97 to 99 Points - Alexandre Ma

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