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    Chateau Lascombes

    Some Locals Suggest The Estate, Which Is Situated On The Highest Knoll Of Margaux, Takes Its Name From "La Côte" (French: Height) Via "Lascote" To "Lascombes". Antoine De Lascombes Inherited Or Had Possession Of The Estate From The Durfort De Duras Family, With Whose Properties In The Bordeaux It Remained At First Integrated; Wine Is First Mentioned In The Eighteenth Century The Domaine Was Separated From The Property Of The Comtes De De Duras And Was Inherited By Jean-françois And Anne De Lascombes. Jean-françois De Lascombes Was A Councillor At The Parlement Of Bordeaux, King's Procureur At The Admiralty And A Member Of The Académie De Bordeaux . The Vineyard Remained The Property Of The Lascombes Family For Three Generations Until After The French Revolution.until 1860 The Estate Bore The Name Domaine De Lascombes. Through Sales And Inheritance The Estate Passed Through A Succession Of Owners, Until It Was Formed Into A Company In 1926, With The Ginestet Family, Then Owners Of Château Margaux, As Major Shareholders. During The Later Stages Of World War Ii The Country House Served As A Headquarters For The Allied Forces. Château Lascombes Was Purchased By Alexis Lichine And A Syndicate Of American Investors That Included David Rockefeller, In 1952. Shortly Before, Lichine Also Purchased Another Margaux Estate, Château Prieuré-lichine. Lichine Improved The Vineyards Through His Expertise And Commitment. In 1971 The Backing Company Was Taken Over By The British Brewing Company Bass Charrington, Bringing The Lichine Era To An End.
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    Chateau Lascombes
    Some Locals Suggest The Estate, Which Is Situated On The Highest Knoll Of Margaux, Takes Its Name From "La Côte" (French: Height) Via "Lascote" To "Lascombes". Antoine De Lascombes Inherited Or Had Possession Of The Estate From The Durfort De Duras Family, With Whose Properties In The Bordeaux It Remained At First Integrated; Wine Is First Mentioned In The Eighteenth Century The Domaine Was Separated From The Property Of The Comtes De De Duras And Was Inherited By Jean-françois And Anne De Lascombes. Jean-françois De Lascombes Was A Councillor At The Parlement Of Bordeaux, King's Procureur At The Admiralty And A Member Of The Académie De Bordeaux . The Vineyard Remained The Property Of The Lascombes Family For Three Generations Until After The French Revolution.until 1860 The Estate Bore The Name Domaine De Lascombes. Through Sales And Inheritance The Estate Passed Through A Succession Of Owners, Until It Was Formed Into A Company In 1926, With The Ginestet Family, Then Owners Of Château Margaux, As Major Shareholders. During The Later Stages Of World War Ii The Country House Served As A Headquarters For The Allied Forces. Château Lascombes Was Purchased By Alexis Lichine And A Syndicate Of American Investors That Included David Rockefeller, In 1952. Shortly Before, Lichine Also Purchased Another Margaux Estate, Château Prieuré-lichine. Lichine Improved The Vineyards Through His Expertise And Commitment. In 1971 The Backing Company Was Taken Over By The British Brewing Company Bass Charrington, Bringing The Lichine Era To An End.
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      • Decanter
        94 points
      • James Suckling
        94 points
      • Vinous
        96 points
      Chateau Lascombes 2010
      • Variety Cabernet Blend
      • Vintage 2010
      • Brand Chateau Lascombes
      • Cellaring 15 Plus Years
      • Wine Type Red
      • Alcohol Percentage 14.0% Alcohol
      Chateau Lascombes 2010
      "Château Lascombes is a wine estate in the Margaux appellation, producing a cl..."
      $299.99
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      • Wine Enthusiast
        91 points
      • Jancis Robinson
        16 points
      Chateau Lascombes 2005
      • Variety Red Blends
      • Vintage 2005
      • Brand Chateau Lascombes
      • Cellaring None
      • Wine Type Red
      • Alcohol Percentage 13.5% Alcohol
      Chateau Lascombes 2005
      "Château Lascombes is a well regarded wine estate in the Margaux appellation...."
      $164.00
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      • Robert Parker's
        94 points
      • James Suckling
        94 points
      • Stephen Tanzer
        92 points
      Chateau Lascombes 2009
      • Variety Cabernet Blend
      • Vintage 2009
      • Brand Chateau Lascombes
      • Cellaring 15 Plus Years
      • Wine Type Red
      • Alcohol Percentage 14.0% Alcohol
      Chateau Lascombes 2009
      "Château Lascombes is a wine estate in the Margaux appellation, producing a cl..."
      $220.00
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      Chateau Lascombes 2017
      • Variety Cabernet Blend
      • Vintage 2017
      • Brand Chateau Lascombes
      • Cellaring 5-10 Years
      • Wine Type Red
      • Alcohol Percentage 14.0% Alcohol
      Chateau Lascombes 2017
      "Château Lascombes, a 2emé Cru Classé property is one of the largest estates i..."
      $165.00
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      • Lisa Perrotti-B
        92 points
      • James Suckling
        93 points
      • Decanter
        92 points
      Chateau Lascombes 2018
      • Variety Cabernet Blend
      • Vintage 2018
      • Brand Chateau Lascombes
      • Cellaring 15 Plus Years
      • Wine Type Red
      • Alcohol Percentage 13.5% Alcohol
      Chateau Lascombes 2018
      "The 2018 Lascombes is deep garnet-purple in color and a little reduced to beg..."
      $189.00
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