31 Wine Reviews Found

  • Region: Bordeaux
96 Points

Chateau Latour Le Pauillac de Latour 2021

Showing a tremendous amount of finesse and elegance, this Le Pauillac is a Bordeaux lover’s dream. Tasted right after the cork was pulled, the forward fruit flavors were already captivating and showing great presence. The texture has a silky richness that feels luxurious and adds a sensational dimension to each sip. As a baby brother... Read Full Review →
96 Points

Chateau des Eyrins Margaux 2023

Plush, generous, and effortlessly drinkable, it opens with layers of cassis, blackberry, black licorice, and sweet spice, accented by touches of graphite, herbs, and mineral nuance. The texture is silky and approachable, with polished tannins and lively freshness creating a wine that is both satisfying and remarkably easy to return to. There is plenty of... Read Full Review →
96+ Points

Chateau des Eyrins Margaux 2018

This Margaux is an immensely impressive (+ age-worthy) weeknight winner that possesses a strong personality for such an affordable Bordeaux. A complex nose of pipe tobacco and earthy notes lead into a rich palate full of currant and black cherry, balanced with an underlying elegance synonymous with powerful reds of the Left Bank. The bold... Read Full Review →
96 Points

Chateau des Eyrins Margaux Closerie des Eyrins 2017

This bargain Margaux is an easy-to-drink weeknight winner that possesses a strong personality for such an affordable bottle of wine. A complex nose of deep cherry and earthy notes lead into a rich palate full of currant and black cherry, balanced with an underlying elegance synonymous with powerful reds of the Left Bank. The bold... Read Full Review →
96 Points

Chateau La Grave a Pomerol 2012

After almost one decade of age, this well-built Bordeaux is just beginning to hit its stride. We were impressed by the silky tannins, sublime balance, plus savory notes of tobacco, truffles and herbaceous finish. Enjoy now (after decanting) through 2027+. Read Full Review →
96 Points

Chateau Laniote St. Emilion Grand Cru 2016

This magical blend from the historic 2016 vintage launches forth with notes of delicious dark fruit, creamy oak, pure minerals and hints of savory pipe tobacco on the distinguished finish. Holy smokes, this gem is so very satisfying now (decanting optional) and promises ever greater thrills through 2025-2027. Read Full Review →
97+ Points

Chateau des Eyrins Margaux 2022

An impressively structured and finely balanced Margaux. The palate is plush yet precise, delivering layers of cassis, black licorice, and a subtle root-beer-like spice, all woven with graphite, herbs, and mineral lift. Bright and refined with tannins that frame the fruit with elegance, keeping the wine both powerful and refreshing. The finish is long, smooth,... Read Full Review →
97 Points

Chateau des Eyrins Margaux 2019

The 2019 Chateau des Eyrins Margaux displays the sensational fruit, balance, and approachability of this celebrated vintage. Signature Margaux bouquet of lavender, pipe tobacco and herbal notes lead into a rich palate showing currant, blackberry, sage and pipe tobacco balanced with an underlying elegance synonymous with powerful reds of the Left Bank. The bold fruit... Read Full Review →
97 Points

Chateau La Grave a Pomerol 2016

After six years of cellar time, this velvety rich Bordeaux is just beginning to enter the ideal drinking window. We were impressed by the plush tannins, sublime balance, plus savory notes of tobacco, truffles and herbaceous finish. Enjoy now (after decanting) through 2028+. Read Full Review →
97 Points

Chateau Latour Le Pauillac de Latour 2020

Bold dark fruit with an ultra-velvety, approachable profile. Very well-constructed with sexy notes of herbs and hints of dark cocoa. The texture is luxurious, silky on the palate with bright red fruit and pronounced minerality. – California Wine Advisors (7/2025) Tasting Notes from Chateau Latour A magnificent wine that reveals beautiful red fruit and blackcurrant... Read Full Review →