CRITIC REVIEWS
Julia Harding MW
Deepest crimson. Very ripe and dark-fruited with a slight charry note. Rich and chocolatey on the palate, with only just enough freshness to balance the generous fruit. Tannins are fine, smooth, more rounded than you might expect in a young St-Julien. Deep-fruited and long, and great for those who are looking for softness more than freshness. (JH)
Georgina Hindle
Tobacco, dark chocolate and scented flowers on the nose - beautiful aromatic display. Ripe and concentrated fruit but with clarity and precision alongside savoury elements of coffee, cola and creamy blackcurrants. Tannins are rich and grippy edged by liquorice and a salty minerality giving St-Julien typicity. Charming with energy and poise.