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Vinous - Ian D'Agata (85-88)
Good dark red. Aromas of cassis, licorice and coffee, lifted by a graphite note. Fragrant and silky, with strong blackcurrant, herb and coffee notes. Substantial, late-arriving tannins give grip to the finish, but I still feel that this wine will provide enjoyable drinking in the near term and will not be for extended aging.Inc. VAT£172.40 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (90-92)
The 2013 Lespault-Martillac is striking. Freshly cut flowers, violets, crushed rocks, plums and graphite all burst from the glass in a vibrant yet juicy wine loaded with class and personality. The 2013 is absolutely crystalline in its beauty. It is also easily one of the best wines of the vintage in its class. Readers who enjoy vibrant, mineral-driven reds will adore the Lespault-Martillac in this vintage. The 2013 is 65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Sauvignon.Inc. VAT£160.40 -
James Suckling (92-93)
Rich and round with all the merlot giving a bounty of fruit and earth yet in a reserved way. Full-bodied, juicy and savory. Long finish.Inc. VAT£196.40 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (94)
The 2017 Lespault-Martillac is a gorgeous, understated wine, just as it was en primeur. Bright, floral and understated, the 2017 is impeccable from start to finish. Once again, the purity of the red-toned fruit is really compelling. The Lespault-Martillac is not obvious or overt wine, but instead it makes its case with a total sense of refinement. It is very clearly one of the wines of the vintage.Inc. VAT£149.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (92)
The 2018 Lespault-Martillac is bright, punchy and full of character. I tasted the 2018 three times from barrel and never found it convincing. The bottled wine, on the other hand, is terrific. Inky red fruit, blood orange, spice, mint and rose petal all open with time. The 2018 is not super complex, but it is silky, well-balanced and very easy to enjoy. Best of all, readers can enjoy it with minimal cellaring.Inc. VAT£196.40 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (93)
The 2019 Lespault-Martillac is plump, juicy and quite seductive. Sweet red cherry, rose petal, mint, spice, licorice, anise and citrus. The supple, creamy finish makes this a very pretty wine. This bold, punchy Pessac-Léognan is very easy to like. Tasted two times.Inc. VAT£196.40 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (91-93)
The 2020 Lespault-Martillac is plump, juicy and wonderfully expressive. Ripe red cherry/red plum, orange zest cinnamon and crushed flowers fill out the layers in a succulent, vibrant Lespault that will drink well right out of the gate. The 2020 is a wine of total allure.Inc. VAT£164.60 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (90-92)
The 2021 Lespault-Martillac is packed with inky red/purplish fruit, spice and mocha. There's more Cabernet Sauvignon than usual in this year's blend, and that comes through in the wine's aromatic profile. The 2021 is not super complex, but it is supremely delicious and very easy to like.Inc. VAT£173.00
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Vinous - Ian D'Agata (85-88)
Good dark red. Aromas of cassis, licorice and coffee, lifted by a graphite note. Fragrant and silky, with strong blackcurrant, herb and coffee notes. Substantial, late-arriving tannins give grip to the finish, but I still feel that this wine will provide enjoyable drinking in the near term and will not be for extended aging.In Bond£123.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (90-92)
The 2013 Lespault-Martillac is striking. Freshly cut flowers, violets, crushed rocks, plums and graphite all burst from the glass in a vibrant yet juicy wine loaded with class and personality. The 2013 is absolutely crystalline in its beauty. It is also easily one of the best wines of the vintage in its class. Readers who enjoy vibrant, mineral-driven reds will adore the Lespault-Martillac in this vintage. The 2013 is 65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Sauvignon.In Bond£113.00 -
James Suckling (92-93)
Rich and round with all the merlot giving a bounty of fruit and earth yet in a reserved way. Full-bodied, juicy and savory. Long finish.In Bond£143.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (94)
The 2017 Lespault-Martillac is a gorgeous, understated wine, just as it was en primeur. Bright, floral and understated, the 2017 is impeccable from start to finish. Once again, the purity of the red-toned fruit is really compelling. The Lespault-Martillac is not obvious or overt wine, but instead it makes its case with a total sense of refinement. It is very clearly one of the wines of the vintage.In Bond£103.50 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (92)
The 2018 Lespault-Martillac is bright, punchy and full of character. I tasted the 2018 three times from barrel and never found it convincing. The bottled wine, on the other hand, is terrific. Inky red fruit, blood orange, spice, mint and rose petal all open with time. The 2018 is not super complex, but it is silky, well-balanced and very easy to enjoy. Best of all, readers can enjoy it with minimal cellaring.In Bond£143.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (93)
The 2019 Lespault-Martillac is plump, juicy and quite seductive. Sweet red cherry, rose petal, mint, spice, licorice, anise and citrus. The supple, creamy finish makes this a very pretty wine. This bold, punchy Pessac-Léognan is very easy to like. Tasted two times.In Bond£143.00 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (91-93)
The 2020 Lespault-Martillac is plump, juicy and wonderfully expressive. Ripe red cherry/red plum, orange zest cinnamon and crushed flowers fill out the layers in a succulent, vibrant Lespault that will drink well right out of the gate. The 2020 is a wine of total allure.In Bond£116.50 -
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (90-92)
The 2021 Lespault-Martillac is packed with inky red/purplish fruit, spice and mocha. There's more Cabernet Sauvignon than usual in this year's blend, and that comes through in the wine's aromatic profile. The 2021 is not super complex, but it is supremely delicious and very easy to like.In Bond£123.50
