Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.4

2015 vintage. The anti-Pauillac. Lean. Light. Feminine. Oodles of graphite with delicate earth note framing. Substantive, yet hushed, push towards a happy finish. This is just beginning to find itself. 04.11.25. — 7 months ago

Ellen

8.9

perfect with palleron du boef by the beach in saint palais sur mer. — 2 years ago

Louis Martin

9.0

Low aroma, light bodied, citrus accents with a slightly bitter aftertaste. Easy to drink, pairs well with gazpacho, vegetable dishes, and sea bass. — 3 years ago

Ramon Llorens

9.0

Nit de Nadal — 5 years ago

Arden Barnett

9.3

Very fun comparing to the lynch bages. This one needs a little more time. Straight pepper bomb with an extremely tannic finish. — 6 years ago

Rob Camp

9.1

Lovely full bodied Woody yumm — 7 years ago

Andrew G

9.2

One of the 3 second wines of 5th growth Haut Bages Liberal. Even better than the last time - typical Pauillac barnyard notes. 92 — 9 years ago

Romi Rome

10

Very easy to enjoy. Gentle on the palate. — 8 months ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.1

2026 vintage. Tasted twice with consistent notes. — 9 months ago

Pooneet K

9.1

Have CdP somewhat rarely now but was curious to try this both because it’s 2016 and because it’s now owned by the Cazes family of Lynch-Bages in Bordeaux and who have been extremely hospitable to us in the past. Was skeptical of the 15% labeled abv but I think this is in a great place with a bit of a chill. The fruit is quite powerful, but in a great way, and nothing is overbearing. Perfect with skirt steak off the grill. — 3 years ago

Di Ana

9.0

Long Lake, NY — 5 years ago

Chip Krotee

9.5

Wonderful — 6 years ago

Byron Fuller

8.9

Very true. Will seek more. — 7 years ago

Doug Davis

9.1

2014. All around great wine. — 8 years ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.1

2015 vintage. 49% Merlot, 46% Cabernet Sauvignon, 6% Cabernet Franc, and 1% Petit Verdot. From the Cazes stable (Lynch Bages). Surprisingly light on its feet, especially compared to the Haut- Condissas Médoc 2015 tasted alongside. Floral and elegant, more like a Margaux than a Saint- Estèphe. Ready to drink. Abv. 13,5 %. — 8 months ago

Leif Berntsson

9.1

Great after dinner drink — 3 years ago

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9.5

The 2018 Grand Puy Lacoste has a quintessential Pauillac nose of intense black fruit infused with graphite scents, pencil shavings and a very discreet marine influence. It is beautifully defined, less opulent than the 2018 Lynch Bages tasted alongside, yet maybe more complex. The palate is medium-bodied and taut, offering sappy black fruit, gritty tannins and a lot of crushed stone. The focused, graphite-driven finish could only come from this appellation. Superb. A wine to correct those bemoaning that Bordeaux no longer makes "proper Claret." (Neal Martin, Vinous, March 2021)
— 5 years ago

E S

9.5

Great eco Syrah blend — 6 years ago

Ron Siegel

9.2

Not my favorite vintage of Dominus but paired well when served blind with the 00 Lynch Bages showing Bordeaux like notes of red & black fruits, cassis, earth, cedar & leather that was not as rich & aromatic as the LB. — 7 years ago

Armin Pfleiderer

9.1

Black cherry, worn leather, and licorice are nothing new together, but this has a skillful balance of brightness and brooding that keeps me plenty interested. Unexpected blend. A great bargain. — 8 years ago