Château Haut-Bailly 2009 - AOC Pessac-Léogan
Grand Cru Classé of Graves - 75cl
| Color: Red |
| Region: Bordeaux |
| Appellation: Pessac-Léognan |
| Producer: Château Haut-Bailly |
| Classification: Classified Growth |
| Vintage: 2009 |
| Grape Variety: 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 37% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc |
| Alcohol: 13,5% |
| Format: 75cl |
| State of the bottle(s): Slightly stained label |
In the 17th century, Firmin Le Bailly and Nicolas de Leuvarde, two Parisian bankers, acquired the estate as creditors of the previous owners. Firmin Le Bailly eventually gave his name to Château Haut-Bailly. In 1872, Alcide Bellot des Minières purchased the property on the advice of Archbishop Bonnet of Bordeaux and built the current château. With his expertise, he quickly elevated Haut-Bailly wines to the highest ranks. In 1955, the estate was acquired by Daniel Sanders, whose family, now represented by Véronique Sanders, has managed the property even after its purchase by Robert Wilmers in 1998.
The Haut-Bailly vineyard is rooted in an exceptional terroir, featuring sandy soils mixed with gravel. The century-old vines, planted after the phylloxera crisis, yield a variety of grape varieties, including Cabernet Franc and Merlot, enabling the creation of renowned wines that are regularly praised by critics.
Renowned for its exceptional elegance, the Grand Vin is the fruit of a complex balance: elegant and tactile, powerful and supple, immediate and timeless. Each vintage is unique, but also adds to the lineage of Haut-Bailly wines, embodying the constancy of the estate’s terroir and style.
Decanter
Wine Advocate
James Suckling
La Revue du Vin de France
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Provenance and storage of our wines
All wines and other products come directly from the estates or their exclusive distributors. In some cases, rare and hard-to-find bottles have been purchased from private collectors or professionals. Our expertise guarantees the quality and authenticity of the bottles.
These are stored in the cellar, on Fondaudège Street, in their entirety. The most fragile and rare bottles benefit from aging in a Liebherr or La Sommelière wine cellar.
Shipping fees FRA & EU
VAT 20%
Free pickup at the Bordeaux store (61 rue Fondaudège)
Standard** (Mainland France, Corsica, Monaco) |
(Mainland France, Corsica) |
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| 1 bottle | 6,50 € excl. VAT | 5,25 € HT |
2 to 3 bottles | 9,50 € excl. VAT | 8,00 € HT |
4 to 17 btls | 12,00 € HT | 10,00 € HT |
| 600 € TTC or 18 bottles + |
Free |
Free |
Express D+1* (Mainland France, Corsica, Monaco) |
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| 1 à 3 btl |
24,54 € HT |
| 4 à 6 btl |
31,30 € HT |
| 7 à 12 btl |
36,19 € HT |
13 à 17 btl | 42,97 € excl. VAT |
Au-delà | On quotation |
Standard Delivery** |
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1 to 18 bottles | 18,25 € VAT excl. | 15,00 € VAT excl. |
| 19 btls or more |
25,25 € VAT excl. | Impossible |
✈️ Express Delivery (D+1) : ask us for a quotation
VAT is that of the country of delivery: Germany 19%, Denmark 25%, Austria 20%, Italy 22%, Ireland 23%, Northern Ireland 20%
Standard Delivery** |
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1 to 18 bottles | 18,25 € VAT excl. |
| 19 btls or more |
25,25 € VAT excl. |
✈️ Express Delivery (D+1): Only on request
VAT is that of the country of delivery: Bulgaria, Estonia, Slovakia 20%, Croatia, Sweeden 25%, Latvia, Lithuania, Czech Republic 21%, Finland, Geece 24%, Hungary 27%, Polan23%, Romania 19%, Slovenia 22%
Standard Delivery** |
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| 1 btl |
18,00 € VAT excl. |
| 2 to 6 btl |
25,00 € VAT excl. |
| 7 to 12 btl |
35,00 € VAT excl. |
13 to18 btl | 60,00 € VAT excl. |
19 btls or more | 75,00 € VAT excl. |
✈️ Express Delivery (D+1): Only on request
VAT is that of the country of delivery: Chypre 19%, Malte 18%
| Standard Delivery** |
1 to 3 btl | 59,41 € |
4 t 6 btl | 84,45 € |
7 to 12 btl | 142,69 € |
13 to 18 btl | 211,74 € VAT excl. |
19 btls or more | 285,27 € |
✈️ Express Delivery (D+1): Only on request
* Excluding weekends and remote areas (next-day delivery not guaranteed). Upon request only.
** Delivery time between 5 and 7 days (non-guaranteed).