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Château Haut-Bailly (Cru Classé de Graves)

  • Red
  • France
  • Pessac-Léognan
  • Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Cabernet Franc
  • Malbec
  • Merlot
  • Petit Verdot
  • Carménère
Tracked vintages
67
Community notes
2,317
Merchant offers
558

What we know about this wine

Critics
97/ 1002025 vintage
Real drinkers
90/ 1002,317 notes, every vintage
Market price
£67per 75 cl2025 vintage · 3-1500 ml in-bond trade, June 2026
Drinking window
UnknownNot recorded on any vintage we track

Flavour and structure

What drinkers taste in this wine across its vintages, and how it is built: body, acidity, tannin and sweetness on a five-point scale, with the number of ratings behind them.

Structure from 580 community ratings, read 2026-08-12. Style: Bordeaux Pessac-Léognan.

Body4.1 / 5
LightFull
Acidity4.2 / 5
SoftCrisp
Tannin4.3 / 5
SmoothGrippy
Sweetness1.6 / 5
DrySweet
  • Oak · tobacco, oak, cedar, vanilla, chocolate
  • Black fruit · blackcurrant, blackberry, cassis, black fruit, plum
  • Earth · leather, earthy, smoke, graphite, minerals
  • Red fruit · cherry, red fruit, raspberry, strawberry, red cherry
  • Spice · licorice, pepper, mint, menthol, cinnamon
  • Floral · violet, perfume, lavender, dried flowers, jasmine

Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Carménère. Proportions are not recorded.

Descriptors are the words drinkers used most, grouped; counts are mentions. Tannin is shown only where it was measured.

Realised in-bond trades£26–£193GBP per 75 cl · 26 priced vintages

1988One point per priced vintage. Years with no price we can stand behind are not drawn.2025

Vintages

Each vintage has its own page with both scores, the drinking window and the merchant price range. The meter is the score on a 60-100 scale and its colour is where that vintage stands against its own drinking window. Prices are per 75cl, with the case size and month they were taken from.

  • Window not recordedthe vintage carries no window, so the meter shows its score alone
Best scored
2016
98 / 100 from a critic
Lowest price
1988
£26 per 75 cl

Price by vintage

One monthly median per vintage, divided by the case size it was quoted in, so the bars are the same unit. These are our own aggregates, not offers: nobody will sell you a median.

Château Haut-Bailly (Cru Classé de Graves) monthly median by vintage, per 75cl£0£50£100£1502025£672023£902022£1192021£962019£522018£582016£842015£852014£532012£602011£532010£1022009£1932008£872007£312006£592005£792004£482001£681998£751997£601996£791995£641992£701989£1121988£26

Solid: a realised in-bond trade

Château Haut-Bailly (Cru Classé de Graves) monthly median by vintage, per 75cl · Each bar is one month of one SKU; the table below names the case size, the tape and the month behind every figure. 24 vintages are priced in a case size the merchant did not state, so no per-bottle figure is drawn for them
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Château Haut-Bailly (Cru Classé de Graves) monthly median by vintage, per 75cl
VintagePrice / 75clCritic scoreIn drink windowBasis
2025£6797.1—per 75cl, from a 3-1500 ml in-bond trade, June 2026
2023£9096.6—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, June 2024
2022£11996.8—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, June 2023
2021£9694.1—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, June 2022
2019£5296.7—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, January 2026
2018£5897.1—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, April 2026
2016£8497.5—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, March 2026
2015£8596.9—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, March 2022
2014£5394.6—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, January 2025
2012£6093—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, October 2025
2011£5392.1—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, May 2019
2010£10296.4—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, February 2026
2009£19395.3—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, March 2023
2008£8792.4—per 75cl, from a single-bottle in-bond trade, April 2025
2007£3190.8—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, October 2015
2006£5991.5—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, September 2022
2005£7993.9—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, September 2017
2004£4891.8—per 75cl, from a single-bottle in-bond trade, August 2016
2001£6890.8—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, March 2017
1998£7592—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, February 2017
1997£6086—per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, December 2021
1996£7990.3—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, February 2026
1995£6491—per 75cl, from a 12-bottle in-bond trade, April 2025
1992£70——per 75cl, from a 6-bottle in-bond trade, July 2022
1989£11290—per 75cl, from a 11-bottle in-bond trade, February 2022
1988£2690.5—per 75cl, from a single-bottle in-bond trade, August 2016

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