ON-14443 QC-11629816

Château D'arsac 2015, Ac Margaux, Bordeaux

Bordeaux (Cabernet Based) Bordeaux (Cabernet Based)
Bordeaux, France

$49.95 (14443)

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September 05, 2020

Critic Reviews (4)

John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

About three-quarters cabernet with one-quarter merlot, D'Arsac's 2015 Margaux from this ancient site delivers...

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Michael Godel
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Michael Godel

If you are looking for high esteem Cru Bourgeois, classically perfumed floral Margaux and balance afforded throughout...

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David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

Now maturing, this smooth, refined Margaux is showing quite complex aromas of cedar, leather, fresh earth plus subtle...

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Sara d'Amato
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Sara d'Amato

Notes of violet and graphite along with black cherry make for a seductive and intriguing first impression. The wine...

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Jason Solanki
Jason Solanki

Blend of 72% Cabernet Sauvignon and 28% Merlot. The medium-high intensity nose has lovely dried cherry, red currant, cassis, savoury, and earthy characters with touches of dried rose floral and new wood. It is full-bodied on the palate with nice cherry, cassis, red berry, earthy, and wood spice flavours supported by juicy acidity and ripe, textured tannins that have a touch of grip. Long, savoury-earthy finish with touches of dried rose florals. Very approachable now and will continue to drink well over the next 7-8 years. Tasted Sept/2020.

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