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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.A solid effort, this is a wine with great fruit and firm structure to support it. Ripe and full in the mouth, it’s a firm and complex wine with a delicious juicy aftertaste.
94 Points – Wine Enthusiast A solid effort, this is a wine with great fruit and firm structure to support it. Ripe and full in the mouth, its a firm and complex wine with a delicious juicy aftertaste.
93 Points – Decanter Still austere at this point, it is certainly serious for a 2012. It’s extremely young, silky and polished, opening beautifully in the glass to reveal rich chocolate, gourmet damson and cocoa-dusted edges. An impressive wine that needs time. 60% new oak. 53% of production.
93 Points – Wine Spectator This offers beguiling aromas of bergamot, roasted sandalwood and black tea, before giving way to a well-endowed core of plum, blackberry and raspberry reduction notes. The structure is remarkably fine-grained, showing seamless integration through the long finish. A really great showing.
93 Points – Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate The 2012 Cantenac Brown, one of the most impressive Margaux I tasted, is the complete package from the initial attack to the layered, rich finish. Dense ruby/purple-hued with notes of licorice, mulberries, black currants, asphalt and spring flowers, this medium to full-bodied, concentrated, rich effort does not reveal an excess of rusticity or astringency.
92 Points – James Suckling This is very intense for the vintage in the Mdoc with blueberry, mineral and blackcurrant character. Full and chewy. Needs two or three years to soften but already there.
90 Points – Wilfred Wong of Wine The 2012 Chteau Cantenac Brown is spot-on for the vintage. The wine exhibits a pleasing balancing of the elementsripe fruit, creamy oak, and layered textures. Drinks nicely now with a simple grilled steak, topped with diced shallots.
