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Aromas of mint and currants with hints of fresh herbs. Then turns to plum jam. Full body, with well-integrated tannins and pretty fruit. Long and caressing. This is really outstanding. Better in 2017.
Drinking Window: 2017 - 2040
Review Date: 20th April 2011
Fully saturated ruby-purple with inky highlights. Captivating nose of cassis, violet, gunflint and aromatic herbs; this struck me as being very dominated by its cabernet component. Fresh, rich and dense, with palate-staining flavors of dark berries, coffee and cocoa complicated by ink and graphite. Very complex and long, this vintage appears to be a major achievement for Giscours and one of the best wines from this estate in years.
Drinking Window: 2017 - 2040
Review Date: 1st January 2012
Polished, with lots of alluring mocha and licorice notes leading the way, followed by creamy blueberry, blackberry and black cherry fruit. The finish is long and creamy. Score range: 91-94
Drinking Window: 2017 - 2040
92-94 Sweetly juicy wine, the new wood giving high toast to the black currant flavors. It is on the elegant side, although the new wood needs to be tamed to let the fruit come through.
Drinking Window: 2017 - 2040
Review Date: 25th June 2011
Deep garnet in color, the 2010 Giscours slips seductively out of the glass with notions of baked black cherries, mulberries and plum preserves plus hints of cassis, pencil lead and dried Provence herbs. Medium to full-bodied, the palate is toting a fair amount of oak with a sturdy frame of chewy tannins, coming through with a long, fruity finish.
Drinking Window: 2020 - 2037
Reviewer Name: Lisa Perrotti-Brown
Review Date: 5th March 2020
Bright ruby-red. Cassis, blackberry and licorice pastille on the nose. Then sweet, juicy and energetic in the mouth, with complex flavors of plum, currant, cedar, tobacco and spices along with a gamey nuance. Firmly built but not hard. Finishes with serious but fine-grained tannins and a note of licorice. Still a bit strict today, this wine has the structure to repay aging.
Reviewer Name: Stephen Tanzer
Review Date: 7th December 2014
(a blend of 79% cabernet sauvignon and 21% merlot; 13.7% alcohol) Fully saturated ruby-purple. Inviting nose offers smoky black cherry and dark cocoa complicated by a floral nuance. Fairly rich, large-scaled Margaux with flavors similar to the aromas. Finishes moderately long and creamy, with substantial oak tannins and a balsamic chocolatey flavor. Perhaps a bit disorganized and chunky today, but it ought to come around in time.
Drinking Window: 2017 - 2034
Review Date: 1st May 2011
