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2003 Chateau Leoville Barton wine Saint-Julien France sold by Angry Wine Merchant
2018 Château Léoville Barton - Angry Wine Merchant
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2018 Château Léoville Barton - Angry Wine Merchant
2018 Château Léoville Barton - Angry Wine Merchant
2018 Château Léoville Barton - Angry Wine Merchant
Chateau Leoville Barton sold by Angry Wine Merchant

2003 Chateau Leoville Barton

Red Bordeaux Blend

France / Bordeaux / Medoc  / Saint-Julien

¥86,200
JD 96
RP 96
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在庫残り12個

2eme Grand Cru Classé

2003 Chateau Leoville Barton – A Benchmark Saint-Julien

The 2003 offering from Chateau Leoville Barton is a distinguished expression of the estate’s Left Bank pedigree. Situated in the gravel-rich soils of Saint-Julien and held by the Barton family since 1826, the property has crafted second-growth Bordeaux with remarkable consistency and long-term appeal.

Tasting Notes

A deep plum-ruby core in the glass gives way to aromas of black-currant coulis, licorice, graphite and cedar chest. On the palate the texture is both plush and taut: ripe cassis merges with tobacco leaf, damp earth and subtle spice, while the tannins remain firm yet polished. The finish lingers with dark chocolate and forest floor, confirming its mature complexity.

Winemaking & Vineyard Details

The vineyard plantings at Léoville Barton are dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon (approximately 72 %) with Merlot (20 %) and Cabernet Franc (8 %) — a composition reflective of the estate’s classic style. Soils consist of Médoc gravels with clay-subsoil, contributing to structure and ageing capacity. In 2003 the wine was matured for around 18-20 months in French oak (up to 60 % new) before bottling.

Investment & Collectibility

This wine sits securely in the realm of fine Bordeaux investment, combining the reputation of Chateau Léoville Barton with a vintage of note. With professional scores in the mid-90s and the hallmark maturity of the estate, this bottle offers both immediate presence and remaining potential for those building a cellar of stature.

Vintage Insights & Accolades

The 2003 vintage in Bordeaux was characterised by heat and dryness — conditions that drove extraordinary ripeness and concentration. Despite the warmth, Léoville Barton retained its signature poise and terroir clarity. The following ratings reflect this achievement:

  • 96 – Robert Parker / Wine Advocate 

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JD 96

Jeb Dunnuck

The 2003 Léoville Barton was sensational on release, closed down slightly for 4-5 years, and is just now starting to emerge from its adolescence and is on the early side of its drink window. Possessing a saturated purple/ruby color as well as a sensational bouquet of crème de cassis, charcoal, lead pencil shavings and damp earth, it’s full-bodied, gorgeously concentrated, balanced and long. While from a freakishly hot vintage, it has terrific purity as well as complexity. In short, it’s a blockbuster yet classic wine from Anthony Barton that’s going to provide incredible amounts of pleasure over the coming 2-3 decades. Reviewed by: Jeb Dunnuck, Issue date: December 2017. Drinking window: 2017 - 2047.
RP 96

Robert Parker Wine Advocate

A spectacular success, the opaque plum-colored 2003 Leoville Barton is still on the young side of its plateau of maturity. It exhibits a striking bouquet of forest floor and black currants as well as a full-bodied, exuberant, youthful style, an opaque plum/ruby color, a lot of complexity, and striking depth and richness. This is a profound, stunning effort from Anthony Barton and his team. Bravo! It should continue to provide immense pleasure for 20-30 years. Reviewed by: Robert M. Parker, Jr. Issue date: August 2014. Drinking window: 2014 - 2044.

Domestic Shipping

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Orders placed Monday through Thursday before 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time typically ship the same day. Orders placed after 2:00 p.m. on Thursday through Sunday will ship the following Monday.

Same-day delivery may be available within the Los Angeles Metro area if placed before noon. Please contact us at (626) 714-7006 to arrange expedited local service.

Packaging & Warm Weather Shipping

To protect wine quality, all orders are packed in EPS foam shippers with gel packs when necessary. During warmer months, we recommend selecting Next Day Air service. If Ground shipping is selected during high temperatures, a signed waiver may be required to release us from liability due to heat exposure.

For OWC (Original Wooden Case) orders, bottles are removed and shipped in foam for safety. The wooden case ships separately via Ground unless otherwise requested.

Weather Holds & Free Storage

In periods of extreme weather, we reserve the right to delay shipment until safe conditions return. If you request immediate shipment during such periods, you must confirm in writing and acknowledge that you waive any condition guarantees.

We also offer complimentary temperature-controlled storage for up to 6 months from the date of purchase. Select the “Hold for Weather” option at checkout and we will coordinate shipping at a later date.

Insurance

We provide free shipping insurance for loss or visible damage during transit, per carrier terms and conditions.

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States We Ship To

We ship to the following U.S. states:

Alabama (AL), Alaska (AK), Arizona (AZ), Arkansas (AR), California (CA), Colorado (CO), Connecticut (CT), Delaware (DE), Florida (FL), Georgia (GA), Hawaii (HI), Idaho (ID), Illinois (IL), Indiana (IN), Iowa (IA), Kansas (KS), Kentucky (KY), Louisiana (LA), Maine (ME), Maryland (MD), Massachusetts (MA), Michigan (MI), Minnesota (MN), Mississippi (MS), Missouri (MO), Montana (MT), Nebraska (NE), Nevada (NV), New Hampshire (NH), New Jersey (NJ), New Mexico (NM), New York (NY), North Carolina (NC), Ohio (OH), Oklahoma (OK), Oregon (OR), Pennsylvania (PA), Rhode Island (RI), South Carolina (SC), South Dakota (SD), Tennessee (TN), Texas (TX), Vermont (VT), Virginia (VA), Washington (WA), West Virginia (WV), Wisconsin (WI), Wyoming (WY)

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  • CRITICAL REVIEWS
  • WINEMAKER NOTES
JD 96

Jeb Dunnuck

The 2003 Léoville Barton was sensational on release, closed down slightly for 4-5 years, and is just now starting to emerge from its adolescence and is on the early side of its drink window. Possessing a saturated purple/ruby color as well as a sensational bouquet of crème de cassis, charcoal, lead pencil shavings and damp earth, it’s full-bodied, gorgeously concentrated, balanced and long. While from a freakishly hot vintage, it has terrific purity as well as complexity. In short, it’s a blockbuster yet classic wine from Anthony Barton that’s going to provide incredible amounts of pleasure over the coming 2-3 decades. Reviewed by: Jeb Dunnuck, Issue date: December 2017. Drinking window: 2017 - 2047.
RP 96

Robert Parker Wine Advocate

A spectacular success, the opaque plum-colored 2003 Leoville Barton is still on the young side of its plateau of maturity. It exhibits a striking bouquet of forest floor and black currants as well as a full-bodied, exuberant, youthful style, an opaque plum/ruby color, a lot of complexity, and striking depth and richness. This is a profound, stunning effort from Anthony Barton and his team. Bravo! It should continue to provide immense pleasure for 20-30 years. Reviewed by: Robert M. Parker, Jr. Issue date: August 2014. Drinking window: 2014 - 2044.

2003 Chateau Leoville Barton – A Benchmark Saint-Julien

The 2003 offering from Chateau Leoville Barton is a distinguished expression of the estate’s Left Bank pedigree. Situated in the gravel-rich soils of Saint-Julien and held by the Barton family since 1826, the property has crafted second-growth Bordeaux with remarkable consistency and long-term appeal.

Tasting Notes

A deep plum-ruby core in the glass gives way to aromas of black-currant coulis, licorice, graphite and cedar chest. On the palate the texture is both plush and taut: ripe cassis merges with tobacco leaf, damp earth and subtle spice, while the tannins remain firm yet polished. The finish lingers with dark chocolate and forest floor, confirming its mature complexity.

Winemaking & Vineyard Details

The vineyard plantings at Léoville Barton are dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon (approximately 72 %) with Merlot (20 %) and Cabernet Franc (8 %) — a composition reflective of the estate’s classic style. Soils consist of Médoc gravels with clay-subsoil, contributing to structure and ageing capacity. In 2003 the wine was matured for around 18-20 months in French oak (up to 60 % new) before bottling.

Investment & Collectibility

This wine sits securely in the realm of fine Bordeaux investment, combining the reputation of Chateau Léoville Barton with a vintage of note. With professional scores in the mid-90s and the hallmark maturity of the estate, this bottle offers both immediate presence and remaining potential for those building a cellar of stature.

Vintage Insights & Accolades

The 2003 vintage in Bordeaux was characterised by heat and dryness — conditions that drove extraordinary ripeness and concentration. Despite the warmth, Léoville Barton retained its signature poise and terroir clarity. The following ratings reflect this achievement:

  • 96 – Robert Parker / Wine Advocate 

Explore Related Collections

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