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This wine seems to be one of the few that has not yet recovered from bottling. In a somewhat monolithic, latched-down style, it has plenty of stuffing, lots of structure and an impressive dark ruby/purple color, but it is very hard to coax from the glass. It is a rather classic St.-Estephe made by the Tesseron family.
This wine seems to be one of the few that has not yet recovered from bottling. In a somewhat monolithic, latched-down style, it has plenty of stuffing, lots of structure and an impressive dark ruby/purple color, but it is very hard to coax from the glass. It is a rather classic St.-Estephe made by the Tesseron family.
Tough and unbalanced with too much tannin extraction. Flavours are lurking in the background but the palate is tough and drying.
It is a dark ruby-hued, pleasant, charming, fruit-forward, but superficial effort. There is an absence of tannic strength, and the acidity seems adequate and unobtrusive. This is a pleasant, straightforward, fluid Montrose.
Dark purple, this wine exhibits vanilla & cherry cream with subtle notes of cedar, the palate has big blackfruit with medium tannin & acidity.
A superb second wine, opulent and substantively textured, it shares more in common with a flamboyant. Dense purple, its oodles of fruit, luxurious mouthfeel and terrific finish.
This wine exhibits beautiful, silky tannins as well as sweet, rich mulberry and black currant fruit with hints of spring flowers, licorice and subtle toast. A full-bodied, opulent and -ideal- second wine.
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