Ericsson

9.9

The nose is profoundly layered and regal: cedar chest, humid tobacco, graphite, and dried rose petals, unfolding slowly into red currant, black tea, sandalwood, and the faintest whisper of truffle and old parchment. It’s not about intensity; it’s about dimension…

On the palate, it is seamless and sovereign. Red and black fruits are fully resolved into essence rather than flavor; currant, cherry skin, a touch of plum; all wrapped in polished leather and earth. The tannins have dissolved into silk, the acidity remains statuesque, and the finish lingers with a calm, noble persistence that feels endless rather than long.

Chateau Margaux at its absolute summit: complete, composed, and eternal; power expressed through grace, and grace sharpened by the patience of time. Do drink now. — 11 days ago

John Schutt

9.2

Smooth and fruity. Very good — 7 years ago

Jason Tankersley

8.9

A great red , jammy, simi dry, peppery and oaky as well..
2014 Nelson Family Cabernet Sovereign — 9 years ago

David Carter

9.0

At vineyard last summer. W fav. Mix of Mn and other reds. — a year ago

Christine Speidel

8.9

Enjoyed with vegetarian dishes at Sovereign Remedies (morels esp) — 7 years ago

William Douglas

9.4

3/6/9.5 = 18.5 our of 100 = 94
Outstanding Cabernet - smooth tannins but strong lingering fruit - very happy. Only drawbacks - the corks are cheap and nasty — 8 years ago

Tim Bloudek

9.3

Excellent red blend and a good value — 9 years ago

Ella Leslie

9.0

Very yummy! Not too acidic. Fruity and floral 😍 — 4 years ago

Dan Higginson

9.6

Toffee, salted caramel, nutty biscuits — 6 years ago

Sean Lyons

9.4

Not at what I expected. Mellow with vanilla and stone fruit on the nose and tongue. Very bourbony in an odd kind of way. Finishes with a sort of vegetal bitterness, almost like fernet branca. I think that’s characteristic of single grains, though my experience is limited. More fascinating than delicious, but I loved drinking it all the same. — 8 years ago