Chateau La Lagune Haut-Medoc 2014 web-published Goa's tropical climate and high

Goa's tropical climate and high angel's share accelerate development

and aromatic — Pinot with the lift of mountain air

100% Pinot Noir anchored by fruit from Tauxières—the "TX" in the name—alongside grapes from Aÿ and Avenay

Full and persistent on the palate

mineral register rather than the buttery one: deep

Chateau La Lagune Haut-Medoc 2014 web-published Goa's tropical climate and highLa Lagune is the southernmost classified growth of the Medoc, sitting just north of the Bordeaux suburbs on a tongue of gravel that pokes south of where the Haut Medoc proper begins. A Third Growth that's been run since 2004 by Caroline Frey (also of Paul Jaboulet Aine in the Rhone), now farmed biodynamically (Biodyvin certified in 2021, Demeter from 2022). The 2014 is a Cabernet driven blend that reflects the year's classical, structured profile