CRITIC REVIEWS
Neal Martin
The 2014 La Dame de Montrose lagged a long way behind the superlative Grand Vin at primeur, but has since made up some ground. Now in bottle, it has a nicely poised bouquet with red cherries, bilberry and crushed violets. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp acidity, tightly wound and linear, a conservative La Dame de Montrose that I suspect will age better than I originally thought.
Jancis Robinson
Transparent mid garnet with a pale rim. Lifted and characterful on the nose. Sweet start and a stony St-Estèphe finish. Correct with the tannin still much in evidence. Does this contain press wine?