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Château Le Coin 2010
Double Gold Medal winning claret created at Chai au Quai exclusively for our customers
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6 out of 8(75%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Château Le Coin 2010
Review 1 for Château Le Coin 2010
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MalbecMonster
, Inverurie
(November 24, 2012)
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Not for me.
Opened first bottle of this from 4Seasons selection with wife and a friend and have to say we were all quite dissapointed. Not enough fruity flavour and tannins too sharp. Other bottle will either go into a stew or a raffle.
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Review 2 for Château Le Coin 2010
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twigs
, Upminster
(September 13, 2012)
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Not bad
Not a bad red a little rough around the edges perhaps. Good fruit flavour though.
Review 3 for Château Le Coin 2010
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KevnViv
, Darlington
(July 2, 2012)
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A pleasant surprise
Took a case of 2010. Tried it after about a weeks rest from travel and thought it had promise, good finish and full of fruit. Tried a second bottle a week later and decided to order another case as it should keep a year or two.
Review 4 for Château Le Coin 2010
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Manny
, Sunderland
(July 2, 2012)
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Well worth it at this price
At £8 for a Bordeaux like this, I'm not complaining. If anything, a bit rough round the edges, but I suspect it will be worth hanging onto a couple of bottles for a year or two and seeing how it develops. But pretty good stuff even now.
Review 5 for Château Le Coin 2010
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vickycarl
, horsham
(June 30, 2012)
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le coin 2009
we bought two cases of 2009 and disliked it so much that after the first two bottles, thought to send it to London with the student daughters but regrettably they kept forgetting it. we could not be bothered to send this back and persevered. every bottle bar one has been FRUITLESS, flat and a dull disappointment. we are down to our last 6 bottles and offer it up for free to anyone that can be bothered to come and get it.
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Review 6 for Château Le Coin 2010
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haricat
, Scotland
(June 19, 2012)
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I was maybe unfortunate
I had this wine in my quarterly case ,found it really disappointing I was perhaps unfortunate in that the wine was full of sediment &unpleasant . I therefore could not recommend it to anyone .
I see by previous reviews it was gven 5 stars ?? the only wine I have been disappointed in in many years dealing with Laithwaites.
I see by previous reviews it was gven 5 stars ?? the only wine I have been disappointed in in many years dealing with Laithwaites.
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Review 7 for Château Le Coin 2010
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HappyDaze
, Midlands
(December 28, 2011)
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Good flavoursome stuff
Have never bothered to leave a review before, but this claret is seriously good. Opens up pretty quickly and has a lot of flavour.
Review 8 for Château Le Coin 2010
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sasp
, UK
(November 19, 2011)
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Classic claret
Gorgeous Bordeaux for all us Clarety Old Gout Barstards.
A dark, jewel-like aubergine in the glass, with plenty of legs. Round, full-bodied, tanniny mouthful that demonstrates why Old World reds have more class and clout than 2D New World wonders. A brilliant food match (obviously), for all that is good in autumn and the game season.
Decant at least one hour before serving and serve at a warm room temperature.
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Review 9 for Château Le Coin 2010
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AndyC
, Sandhurst
(July 8, 2011)
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Delicious!
Some French wines have a deep red colour in the glass that promises a depth of bouquet and flavour that they sadly fail to deliver. This is not the case here.
The rich, oleaginous nose reveals hints of spice, fruit, and richer vegetation and earthy undertones. On tasting, a lovely rounded flavour with a balance of fruity and earthy tones, just enough tannin and acidity, and a long finish reminding you of the oak barrel.
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