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Chateau Lafite Rothschild Pauillac 2010
S$1,550.00
A modern legend of Pauillac—power, precision, and timeless Lafite elegance.
Château Lafite Rothschild 2010 stands as one of the most iconic vintages of the estate in recent history—a wine where power meets impeccable refinement. Crafted in a near-perfect Bordeaux growing season, this vintage delivers extraordinary depth, structure, and purity, all wrapped in Lafite’s signature finesse.
On the nose, it reveals layers of blackcurrant, cedar, graphite, and subtle floral notes. The palate is remarkably precise, with finely woven tannins, exceptional balance, and a long, graceful finish that continues to evolve in the glass. Despite its intensity, the wine remains effortlessly elegant—never heavy, always composed.
A benchmark First Growth that promises decades of evolution, the 2010 Lafite is equally compelling as a collector’s piece or a centrepiece for the most distinguished occasions.
Ratings: WS: 97 | RP: 100 | JS: 100
Quantity
Only 2 left in stock
Wine Information
Country: France
Region: Bordeaux
Type: Red
Winery: Château Lafite Rothschild
Vintage: 2010
Size: 0.75
Tasting Notes
A profoundly elegant and structured Lafite, the 2010 opens with an expressive bouquet of blackcurrant, cassis, and dark cherry, layered with cedarwood, graphite, cigar box, and subtle violet florals. As it evolves, hints of pencil lead, crushed stone, and delicate spice emerge, showcasing the classic Pauillac signature.
Pairings
pairs exceptionally well with refined, protein-rich dishes such as wagyu or ribeye steak, herb-crusted lamb, roast duck with a red wine reduction, or beef tenderloin with truffle or mushroom jus. The wine’s firm yet finely woven tannins are softened by the richness of the meat, allowing its depth and elegance to fully unfold. It also complements aged cheeses like Comté or mature cheddar, which enhance its complexity without overpowering its finesse.
Decant
For 2 hours to allow the wine to open up, soften its youthful tannins, and express its full expression
Drinking Window
2025 – 2060+
