James Suckling (93)

Deep, dark and rich fruit, from plums to berries. Full bodied, layered, dense and very rich. Best after 2022.

Vinous - Neal Martin (91)

The 2015 Haut-Condissas had been bottled a week before my visit. That said, there does not appear to be too much bottle shock, and there are lovely black cherry, cassis fruit tinged with incense and violets. The oak is neatly integrated here. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannin, an attractive saline note that lends this 2015 sappiness and neatly counterbalances the concentration of the vintage. I appreciate the focus here and the nascent energy, a Haut-Condissas that should easily give 20+ years of pleasure. Tasted at the Haut-Condissas vertical at the property.

James Suckling (92-93)

Blackberry, black-olive and violet aromas follow through to a full to medium body with round, creamy tannins and a juicy finish. Very pretty.

Imbibe in the elegance of Loudenne 2018, a fine vintage from the esteemed Château Loudenne, the "Pink Castle" of Bordeaux. As one of Médoc's iconic producers, Château Loudenne encases their deep-rooted prowess in each bottle. Predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon with a finesse of Merlot, the harmonious Loudenne 2018 boasts a well-balanced structure with a delightful complexity.

Vinified in temperature-controlled stainless-steel tanks before aging in French oak barrels, this gem delivers a sophisticated palate of blackberries, cherries, and traces of spice cushioned by supple tannins. The vineyards' proximity to the Gironde Estuary gives the Loudenne 2018 a distinctive maritime influence, unfolding layers of flavour with moments on the tongue.

Experience the soul of craftsmanship with the Loudenne 2018, a vivid reflection of its historic terroir. Adorned with an expressive nose, notable body, and a lingering finish, it's an ensemble that exalts the senses, bestowing the grace of Bordeaux in every sip.

Derived from the iconic vineyards of the Médoc region in France, the unforgettable Loudenne 2019 is a symbol of sophistication and finesse. Produced by the eminent Château Loudenne, known for their old-world artistry, this fine wine epitomises the astonishing traits of quality Bordeaux blends. Loudenne 2019 evolves from an orchestrated blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, aged meticulously in French oak barrels to develop its unique character.

Imbued with enticing, ripe black fruit aromas underlined by subtle savoury notes and a hint of spice, the Loudenne 2019 dazzles with its complexity. A wine of excellent balance, revealing a solid structure and a commendable longevity on the palate, it effortlessly marries full-bodied fruit flavors with delicate tannins. Unforgettable to the last sip, Loudenne 2019 invites you to indulge in the duet of tradition and innovation, solidifying its position as an essential vintage for any connoisseur's collection.

Vinous - Antonio Galloni (93)

The 2005 Potensac is absolutely gorgeous. The aromatics alone are beguiling. Delicate, elegant and super-expressive, this Potensac is absolutely gorgeous in 2005, Time in the decanter brings out the fruit nicely, yet the 2005 remains light on its feet and a wine of real finesse. It is also still young and full of life. What a treat it is to taste it from a perfectly stored bottle.

Vinous - Neal Martin (92)

The 2009 Potensac has an attractive bouquet with blackberry, melted tar, black tea and graphite scents. Nicely defined it maybe a little conservative given the growing season. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin, crisp acidity. Classic in style with fine graphite and cedar notes towards the finish. Enjoy this now and over the next decade. Tasted at BI Wines & Spirits' Ten Year On tasting.

James Suckling (91-92)

This is one of the fruitiest Potensacs that I remember, with loads of blueberry and currants. Full and velvety. Plenty going on underneath.

Wine Enthusiast (91)

Coming from the same stable as Léoville las Cases in Saint-Julien, the wine is finely structured with firm tannins and dark fruit. Rich plum flavors are counterbalanced by solid tannins. It needs to age, so drink from 2018.

James Suckling (93-94)

What a racy and focused Potensac with wonderful density and finesse as well as a firm and polished tannins that hold the whole thing together. A beautiful, reasoned young red. One of best Potensacs in a long time.