
2019 Famille J-M Cazes by Lynch Bages Pauillac, Bordeaux, France
A polished and powerful Pauillac from a storied lineage, the 2019 Famille J-M Cazes captures the essence of Left Bank structure with the approachability of a well-judged vintage. Dense blackcurrant, graphite, and cedar aromas open into a full-bodied palate layered with cassis, dark plum, and pencil shavings. Firm tannins and vibrant acidity support its aging potential, while a long, savory finish hints at its pedigree and precision.
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ABOUT THE WINE
Sourced from select parcels in Pauillac under the stewardship of the Cazes family, this wine is a modern expression rooted in classicism. 2019 was a superb vintage in Bordeaux, marked by warm days and cool nights that allowed for even ripening and complexity in the fruit. The wine blends predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon with Merlot and a touch of Cabernet Franc, vinified traditionally and aged in French oak barrels, a portion of which are new, to lend structure without overwhelming the fruit. Expect aromas of blackberry compote, cigar box, and crushed rock, followed by flavors of ripe cassis, dried herbs, and cocoa-dusted tannins. Its balance of concentration and finesse makes it both cellar-worthy and enjoyable now with proper decanting. Pair with roast lamb, grilled ribeye, or aged Comté.
ABOUT THE PRODUCER
Famille J-M Cazes is the family behind the revered Château Lynch-Bages, a Fifth Growth estate that has consistently outperformed its classification. Based in Pauillac, the Cazes family has cultivated a reputation for making wines of power, clarity, and longevity. Their broader Famille J-M Cazes label allows them to explore regional expressions within Bordeaux while maintaining the same level of precision and care found in their flagship wines.
Rooted in sustainable farming and traditional winemaking, the Cazes philosophy centers on balance, integrity of terroir, and crafting wines that bridge heritage with modern drinkability. Whether in their grand cru holdings or their more accessible bottlings, the house style remains consistent: structured yet generous, with an unmistakable Left Bank character.
Details:
Grape(s) | Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc |
Farming | Sustainable |