CRITIC REVIEWS
Stephen Brook
As a vintage, 2012 was similar to 2014, but with a notch less intensity and ripeness. The nose is muted, with blackcurrant and blackberry aromas. Its oaky but stylish, with some torrefied notes. Rich and full-bodied, the palate is velvety and concentrated, with imposing fruit. Its more forward and shows less tension than 2014, but has a lot of structure for the vintage. Supple tannins on the long finish.
James Lawther MW
Youthful crimson with a slightly watery rim. More flattering than 2011, the nose fresh and lifted, the accent on the fruit. Pure and juicy on the palate, long and driven. Elegance over power. Not the biggest but harmonious. (JL)