SF | Deeply pigmented with an attractive nose which marries flowers and fruit; spice beneath and a gentle pull from the neatly extracted tannins. A minor key in paly here , with a lyrical character and a soft gently compelling allure, almost defiant of the vintage. The finish is also quietly assertive. Interesting to watch the resurrection or, if one prefers, the re-invention, of this famous property. 92
AJ | Dark, dense black-red; opaque at the core Vigorously curranty aromas, with a sweet sheen and a sense of purpose and forthrightness (inner energy) Concentrated, driving and bright on the palate. The fruit isn't quite a incandescent as in St Julien this year but this is still well-made and a very sound glass of Pauillac with all that that implies: structure, weight and heft behind the fruit. There are, though, some bitter, dry notes on the finish which hold me back from a higher score.Drink Dates: 2026 - 2035.
Details
| Wine expert | Simon Field Andrew Jefford |
| Tastings year | 2024 |
| Region | Bordeaux |
| Appellation | AOC |
| % Alcohol By Volume | 13.5 |







