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Château Faugères 2006 Barrel sample Red (Saint-Émilion)

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92—94 Barrel sample. A dark, meaty wine, very new world in its richness and opulence. It is concentrated, packed with black fruit.—R.V.  — R.V.  (12/31/2009)
93
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Château Faugères 2009 Barrel sample Red (Saint-Émilion)

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92-94 Barrel sample. Very ripe, sweet plums and figs, with plush, sweet fruits and the richest structure.  — R.V.  (8/9/2010)
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Château Faugères 2010 Barrel sample Red (Saint-Émilion)

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92-94 Spice and mint aromas with blackberry fruit, new wood and a polished character. The acidity is delicious, refreshing.  — R.V.  (6/25/2011)
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Château Faugères 2009 Red (Saint-Émilion)

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Big and fruity, this is packed with sweet-tasting complex tannins. It is smooth, very dark, ripe and generous. The black fruit flavor gives opulence as well as the power that propels the wine. It needs several years of aging.  — R.V.  (2/1/2013)
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Château Faugères 2012 Barrel sample Red (Saint-Émilion)

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92–94. Barrel sample. This is a fruity wine, dominated by delicious black currant flavors. It has a firm background of fine, complex tannins and a fragrant, lingering aftertaste.  — R.V.  (4/9/2013)
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Château Faugères 2004 Red (Saint-Émilion)

A beautifully structured wine, with great ripe dark fruits, but also dense and complex. Faugères is showing great class at the moment, and with its balanced, but ripe fruit, this wine is impressive and well worth aging.  — R.V.  (6/1/2007)
91
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Château Faugères 2009 Péby Faugères barrel sample Red (Saint-Émilion)

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90-92 Barrel sample. Good ripe fruit, very dense with concentrated black chocolate and ripe fruits, but showing some alcohol burn.  — R.V.  (3/10/2011)
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Château Faugères 2000 Red (Saint-Émilion)

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Corinne Guisez scored a great success with her 2000. The wine is finely polished, shining, with its generous, deeply concentrated fruits and fine perfumes. The tannins show through the fruit, while the wood flavors hide much more discreetly in the background.  — R.V.  (6/1/2003)
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