The 2015 Cantenac Brown follows their excellent 2014 with another great Margaux. Here, a nuanced nose that does not come racing from the blocks, but keep your nose in the glass and it reveals detailed blackberry, cranberry and strawberry aromas that are neatly embroidered with the new oak. The palate is medium-bodied with fine, quite tensile tannin. There is breeding interwoven into this Margaux, palpable sophistication, and it finishes with panache, fanning out with lightly spiced red and black fruit. It is not the most ostentatious Margaux in what is a fecund season for the appéllation, but I suspect it will surprise a few wine-lovers as its ages. Rating: 92-94 Points; Date Tasted: Apr 2016; Drink: 2020-2045; Neal Martin; Robert Parker The Wine Advocate

Very structured and muscular with black currant, chewy tannins and a flavorful finish. Full body. Yet polished and intriguing. Rating 93-94 Points: Date Tasted: Mar 2016; James Suckling