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Chateau Du Glana 2019
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Chateau Du Glana 2019
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Chateau Du Glana 2019 is a red Saint-Julien from Bordeaux's Left Bank, in the Médoc. This is the grand vin of Château du Glana rather than the second wine, built around a Cabernet Sauvignon-led blend with Merlot in support. For the 2019 vintage, the château particularly highlights ripe fruit, tannic structure and the quality of the Cabernet Sauvignon.
The growing season helps explain the wine's shape. A mild winter brought early budbreak, followed by cooler flowering without significant impact on the crop. The summer was exceptionally warm and caused noticeable water stress, yet ripening did not stop. A dry, warm and sunny September then encouraged even véraison and contributed colour and tannin potential to the grapes.
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Chateau Du Glana 2020
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Château du Glana 2020 is a red Bordeaux from Saint-Julien and the grand vin of the estate. The blend of 62% Cabernet Sauvignon and 38% Merlot gives it a clearly Médoc identity: dark fruit, firm structure and the Cabernet-led backbone that defines the wine, with Merlot adding its part to the overall shape.
The 2020 vintage was early and warm. Dry conditions produced smaller berries, lower yields and greater concentration. Harvest took place from 14 to 29 September, followed by temperature-controlled vinification in concrete and stainless-steel vats. The wine then spent 12 months in French oak barriques, 40% of them new.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of Saint-Julien we like to present with a little context. Château du Glana sits (…)Chateau Du Glana 2021
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Chateau Du Glana 2021
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Château du Glana 2021 is the estate's first wine from Saint-Julien in the Médoc. The blend for this vintage is built around cabernet sauvignon, at 75%, with merlot making up the remaining 25%, sourced from the château's Garonne gravel soils.
The 2021 vintage was a cooler, more demanding Bordeaux year. Spring was wet and cool, mildew pressure was high, and ripening moved slowly before a sunny, fairly dry August helped the grapes progress without heat spikes. For Château du Glana, that translated into a wine shaped by freshness, structure and a more traditional balance between alcohol and acidity.
After temperature-controlled vinification, the wine spent 12 months in barriques, 35% of them new. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see this as a (…)Chateau Du Glana 2022
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Chateau Du Glana 2022
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Château du Glana 2022 is a red Bordeaux from Saint-Julien, made as the grand vin of the Meffre family estate. The blend is 65% Cabernet Sauvignon and 35% Merlot, placing the wine firmly in a Médoc register of dark fruit, structure and freshness.
The 2022 vintage gives this release much of its identity. A mild, dry winter was followed by a warm summer, while water reserves in the soil helped the vines withstand drought pressure. Small berries brought notable phenolic concentration, so the château worked with gentle, low-temperature extraction rather than pushing the wine too hard. That choice helps explain the combination of depth, ripe tannin and freshness described for this vintage.
The fruit comes from the estate's Saint-Julien vineyards (…)Pavillon Du Glana 2022
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Pavillon Du Glana 2022
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Pavillon du Glana 2022 is the second wine of Château du Glana in Saint-Julien, Médoc. It gives a clear impression of the estate's Bordeaux identity: Cabernet-led, structured and rooted in the gravel soils of the château's own vineyards.
The blend is 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Merlot, so the wine is built around the firmness and dark-fruited character of Cabernet, with Merlot adding a rounder edge. The 2022 vintage at Château du Glana was shaped by a warm, dry summer, small berries and very low yields, bringing notable phenolic concentration.
That concentration was handled carefully in the cellar. The estate worked with gentle extraction at low temperature, followed by 12 months of ageing, with 15% new barriques. The result is a (…)
