A beautifully mature Bordeaux red from the exceptional 2010 vintage, Château Peyre Lebade 2010 is a classic Médoc wine with plenty of character and complexity. Based in Listrac-Médoc, this historic estate produces structured, age-worthy reds that showcase the gravelly soils and traditional style of the Left Bank.
The 2010 vintage is particularly sought-after in Bordeaux, producing wines with excellent concentration, freshness and ageing potential. Now with over a decade of bottle age, Peyre Lebade 2010 is drinking beautifully, offering developed fruit alongside savoury, earthy and gently spicy notes.
Country: France
Region: Bordeaux, Listrac-Médoc
Appellation: Listrac-Médoc AOC
Vintage: 2010
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot
Tasting Note:
Deep ruby in colour with aromas of cassis, blackcurrant, cedar, tobacco and subtle spice. The palate is structured but refined, with ripe dark fruit, earthy complexity and well-integrated tannins. A touch of graphite and savoury character adds classic Médoc complexity, with a long, dry finish. This is Bordeaux with some proper bottle age, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking for a mature, traditional claret.
Food Pairing:
Ideal with roast beef, lamb, steak, venison, duck, hearty stews and mature hard cheeses.
The Estate & Terroir
Château Peyre Lebade is a historic Bordeaux estate located in Listrac-Médoc, one of the Médoc's renowned Left Bank appellations. The vineyards benefit from the gravelly soils characteristic of the Médoc, helping provide drainage and encouraging the production of concentrated, structured Cabernet-based wines.
The estate's wines combine classic Bordeaux structure with the richness and ripeness associated with the outstanding 2010 Bordeaux vintage. After more than a decade in bottle, the 2010 is beginning to reveal the secondary flavours and savoury complexity that make mature Bordeaux so appealing.
Serving: 16–18°C. Decant carefully if desired, particularly if sediment has formed in the bottle.