Advice - Ch de la Jaubertie 2004 "Mirabelle" Red

Someone gave me a bottle of this for Christmas. Checking in my latest wine guide it suggests that the owner of this Bergerac Chateau produces extremely good wine, not unlike Haut-Medoc, but I was hoping to get a little more information especially ...

1) Is this the first wine of the Chateau?
2) Is it worth cellaring, or should I drink it now? If it is worth storing, what sort of age ought I to be waiting for?

i once had a graves red by this name; but know nothing about this bergerac. sorry.

We've only had the Jaubertie white available here - which is a well made wine in its bargain range. I would imagine that the red should be at least very competently made from this Château, but have no idea about drinking windows.

Jaubertie is owned by an English family, who sold the Ryman stationery chain and bought a wine château in Bergerac with the money.

The son (who famously fell out with his father, but I think they've made up again) is a flying winemaker with experience in Australia.
This helped him to make fresh, fruity wines that have a good reputation, especially in the UK, for obvious reasons.

The "Mirabelle" is a new wave sort of wine, a Bergerac on steroids. It's the sort of wine I think is best enjoyed on the young side.

Best regards,
Alex

Great, thanks for the information. Tasting note will follow when I've tried it.