A touch darker than the Léoville-Barton in the glass, this has the greater accessibility sometimes seen in Léoville-Poyferré at this stage, with a more seductive and nutty edge from the oak, and the fruit showing a more fleshy, sexy... Read More
Plenty of exuberantly rich, super-ripe expressive fruit, with aromas of liquorice and pure plum and blackberry. Fresh on entry, supple in style, with a high level of extract, but this is well covered by the texture of the wine and doesn't appear to be... Read More
