Naboth van den Broek

9.0

Very well made ste foy from the former winemaker of Pontet Canet and his wife. Super value. Merlot dominant, at least on the nose and palette. Still very young. — 3 years ago

Jeremías ROBERT

9.0

Reliably St-Emilion, sturdy and delicate at the same time. Good balance, great velvety touch. — 7 years ago

with Sarah Boyle

Mark S.

8.9

This is second for Pontet-Canet, 5th class of grand Cru in Bordeaux. Deep violet color initially, later on, changed into vintaged color. Aroma is including Oak, Vanilla, black fruits, a bit spicy. Taste is still solid. One hour later, opened, still have a certain level of acidity, so even if it is 2004 vintage, still needs another 5 years. At least one hour decanting is necessary. @7873, Tuscany-TH, 161229-170318 — 8 years ago

Jan A

9.2

Rounded out very nicely on day two. I would say that the remaining bottles would peak in two to three years. Not the most complicated wine but a pleasure to drink nevertheless — 4 years ago

Richard Davies

9.1

Very smooth. — 7 years ago

Benjamin Keator

9.5

More approachable than the pontet cantet 2006. Opens up pretty quickly — 8 years ago

with Bill

Steph

9.2

Délicieux avec camembert, cod et steak. — 9 years ago

James Forsyth

9.0

Stewed fruit, cherries, leather and more leather and more leather. Very good if you like leather things. — 5 years ago

Prena Mirchandani

9.9

The best grand cru. Very bold. Blended with merlot and cab — 5 years ago

Bill Bender

9.3

Classic lunch bags and just a stellar treat in a crowded sea of Napa cab. My fave 5th growth by a long shot but Pontet Canet and Grand Puy Lacoste aren't far behind. The Lynch seems to shine for me regardless of vintage. — 8 years ago