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The 2017 Saint Jacques de Siran wine is carefully elaborated by the Siran team. This Siran wine is with black cherry, wild strawberry and vanilla aromas, supported by lively tannins. This French Red wine has a nice complexity on the palate, long finish with high tannins. Its softness and complexity make Saint Jacques de Siran wine a popular choice among wine lovers.

This Saint Jacques de Siran, AOC Bordeaux Supérieur wine is sourced from plots belonging to the estate located on the border of the Margaux appellation. Over the centuries, the alluvial soils coming from the Garonne River have covered over the gravel to make a soil which is now made up of clay. This complex terroir produces rich and well-structured wines.

This 2017 Saint Jacques de Siran Bordeaux Superieur wine has a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot, the proportions of which vary according to the vintages. This Margaux Wine is for everyday use, to be opened immediately or aged for 3 to 5 years.

Awards:
2012 Vintage: Cité – Le Guide Hachette des Vins
2009 Vintage: Silver – Concours General Agricole Paris

The 2014 Siran has a very refined bouquet with blackberry, briary and light tertiary aromas. There is fine precision here, understated compared to the Sirans of old. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin and a keen line of acidity. Linear in style and a little conservative towards the finish, but showing freshness from start to finish. Edouard Miailhe, proprietor of Siran, has really upped the ante here and this 2014 is just a classic Bordeaux claret that should drink well from the start.

The 2017 Chateau Siran wine is lovely. This Chateau Siran wine has excellent aromatics and fine tannins with a feeling of flex and precision. Fine yet opulent, this Chateau Siran 2017 offers an alluring balance between bright fruit, a beautiful acidity and delicate tannins. This Margaux wine reveals the typically of the grape varieties by displaying a complex and full profile. The fruit is at the fresher end of the scale, as is true across most wines in 2017, but it’s clearly successful.

Chateau Siran is the result of a subtle blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot, which reflects the identity of its terroir. The relatively high percentage of petit verdot brings a spicy note that reinforces the unique character of Siran’s wines.

A Red Grand Vin of Margaux, The 2017 Chateau Siran wine has a blend of Merlot 46%, Cabernet Sauvignon 45%, and Petit Verdot 9%.

94 points Wine Enthusiast
93 points Wine Spectator
92 points Decanter

The 2018 Chateau Siran wine is impressive. This Chateau Siran wine is gorgeous right out of the bottle with blue and purplish color. Aromas of fruit, mocha, spice, chocolate and new French oak all race across the palate. The high percentage of Merlot is felt in the wine’s juiciness and palate-weight, while a kick of brightness energizes the finish. An emblematic name of the Margaux appellation, Chateau Siran has produced a very successful 2018 vintage, considered a real victory over nature.

A Red Grand Vin of Margaux, The 2018 Chateau Siran wine has a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon (45%), supplemented by Merlot (44%), Petit Verdot (10%) and Cabernet Franc (1%). A beautiful vintage for this great name of the Margaux appellation.

This Chateau Siran 2018 ranks 1st in the Top 100 best wines of the year by Wine Enthusiast!

95 points Wine Enthusiast
94 points James Suckling
93 points Wine Spectator

The 2019 Chateau Siran wine is beautiful, it’s great and it’s generous. This Chateau Siran wine has a very well-defined bouquet of pure black cherry and raspberry fruit, crushed violets and iris petals, and seamlessly integrated oak. The palate is medium-bodied, structured and crisp, with fine tannins, impressive delineation and plenty of freshness on the saline finish.

A Red Grand Vin of Margaux, The 2019 Chateau Siran wine has a blend of Merlot (47%), cabernet sauvignon (45%), petit verdot (7%) et cabernet franc (1%). One of the best Siran releases in recent years.

The precision and density of a fine red wine from Margaux.

95 points Wine Advocate
94 points James Suckling
94 points Vinous

The 2019 Chateau Sirius Bordeaux Blanc wine is a beautiful pale yellow with greenish tints, a generous nose of tropical fruits, floral and citrus fragrances ending with marked mineral notes. On the palate, the volume and freshness are further indications of the richness of the Sauvignon, which forms a perfect alliance with the old Sémillon vines to deliver a wonderfully fresh, harmonious balance. This 2019 Chateau Sirius Bordeaux Blanc wine has a lingering, mineral finish rounds out this fine white Bordeaux.

The 2016 Chateau Sirius Bordeaux Rouge wine is surprisingly positive effort for an inexpensive entry-level Bordeaux. Although I might’ve expected a bit more tannic grip from a 2016 Bordeaux, this wasn’t a disappointment in any way – hell, when it comes to inexpensive Bordeaux wines, I’ve had much more disappointing wines from much better appellations. This was a quite polished but nevertheless well-made effort with good overall balance, never coming across as excessively oaked or overdone, nor diluted or underwhelming. Stylistically this was very accessible yet at the same time rather serious. A nice allrounder for everyday food and approachable enough to be drunk on its own.

One of the standouts of the vintage, the 2015 Chateau Sociando Mallet wine is all finesse. Light on its feet, gracious and super-expressive, the 2015 speaks to class above all else. The flavors are bright and beautifully lifted in this polished, sophisticated Haut-Médoc.

The 2015 Sociando Mallet wine is a blend of 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 50% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc this year. It has a rather introspective bouquet, broody and earthy, although with aeration it reveals pleasant blackberry and wild strawberry fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with chewy tannin, a little rustic and brutish at the moment with an abrasive finish that will hopefully soften by the time it is in bottle.

93 points James Suckling
90 points Vinous

One of the standouts of the vintage, the 2018 Chateau Sociando Mallet wine is magnificent. This Chateau Sociando Mallet wine has a deep, powerful and resonant. The 2018 Haut-Médoc wine has so much to offer. Black cherry, plum, leather, licorice, gravel, cloves, licorice menthol and chocolate meld together in a wine of real distinction. There is a real sense of density and textural resonance that makes the 2018 compelling. Stated simply, the 2018 Chateau Sociando Mallet wine is magnificent.

Situated in the Haut-Medoc appellation, on the Left Bank of the Bordeaux wine region, Chateau Sociando-Mallet holds a special status. “Neither cru bourgeois, nor cru classe” according to the motto of the estate, it is nevertheless a reference of very high quality, which brings great joy with each new vintage.

The Chateau Sociando-Mallet 2018 was produced with the advice of oenologist Michel-Bernard Couasnon and is composed of a blend of 66% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon and 4% Cabernet Franc.

95 points James Suckling
94 points Decanter
94 points Vinous

The 2020 Chateau Sociando Mallet wine has retained its impressive aromatics from its showing in barrel with beautifully defined blackberry and raspberry fruit. This Chateau Sociando Mallet has pressed violet and light cedar aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with firm backbone, a little powdery in texture, fine backbone with ample freshness and tension towards its graphite-infused finish. The flavors are bright and beautifully lifted in this polished. A sophisticated Haut-Médoc wine.

This 2020 Chateau Sociando Mallet wine is a blend of 53% Merlot, 46% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Cabernet Franc.

94 points James Suckling
93 points Vinous
92 points Decanter

The 2005 Chateau Suduiraut Sauternes wine has immense clarity with wild honey and quince aromas that gain intensity in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with very pure botrytised fruit, very focused and one of the most intense Sauternes you will find this year. This 2005 Suduiraut Sauternes wine feels long and sophisticated in the mouth yet never overpowers, never really has to put its foot right down on the accelerator. This is a wonderful Suduiraut wine with great intensity.

The 2005 Chateau Suduiraut Sauternes wine comes with 123 grams per liter of residual sugar, more modest than some of its Sauternes peers and 4.56 grams per liter of acidity. It has a sense of completeness on the nose already.

97 points James Suckling
96 points Wine & Spirits
93 points Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate

This estate is on a roll and the 2018 Chateau Talbot wine might just be the best yet. A deep purplish blue color is followed by a mammoth-sized bouquet of crème de cassis, dark chocolate, tobacco, and lead pencil. The 2018 Chateau Talbot wine has a rich, full-bodied, and powerful, it nevertheless stays pure, balanced, and elegant, with a beautiful finish. Its tannins are ripe and integrated, it has balancing acidity, and this is unquestionably another beautiful vintage for this estate. A great St-Julien that reflects the estate more than the vintage.

An essential reference from the Left Bank of Bordeaux, Chateau Talbot is at the head of one of the largest vineyards in the Médoc with 102.5 hectares of vineyards planted in Médoc gravel soils.

This 2018 Chateau Talbot wine is made from a selection of vines aged 50 years on average. The blend of this iChateau Talbot wine includes 66% Cabernet Sauvignon, 29% Merlot and 5% Petit Verdot.

95 points Wine Spectator
95 points James Suckling
95 points Wine Enthusiast

The 2021 Chateau Tanunda Matthews Road Shiraz wine displays lifted aromas of blackberry, blueberry and white pepper supported by classic cool climate Shiraz characters of spicy, dark berry fruits on the palate. Matthews Road Shiraz is known for its plush and elegant palate. This Shiraz wine has an extensive finish is framed by elegant, fine-grained tannins from sixteen months’ maturation in a combination of new and seasoned American and French oak barrels.

The Chateau Tanunda is located in Barossa. This majestic bluestone winery and vineyard property is a living testament to the colourful history and pioneering spirit attached to Australia’s pre-eminent wine region.

90 POINTS Wine Spectator, December 2018

The Chateau Tanunda S.238 Shiraz Cabernet wine displays lifted aromas of blackberry and blueberry accompanied by vibrant dark berry fruits on the palate . This S.238 Shiraz Cabernet wine has a long finish and with fine grain tannins from 18 months maturation in French Oak.

Chateau Tanunda is located in Barossa. This majestic bluestone winery and vineyard property is a living testament to the colourful history and pioneering spirit attached to Australia’s pre-eminent wine region. Now, thanks to the passion and dedication of its new owners, the Geber family, this iconic Barossa estate is celebrating a new lease of life. Built in the late 1880s, Château Tanunda is home to some of the earliest plantings of vines in the Barossa Valley, dating back to the 1840s. Château Tanunda’s origins go back to the 1860s and the decimation of Europe’s vineyards by the phylloxera plague. Sensing opportunity in Europe’s pain, the three founders of Château Tanunda built a Bavarian-style Château dedicated to the production of fine quality wines.

The 2018 Chateau Tanunda Terroirs of Barossa Marananga Shiraz wine of the Barossa reflects the slate and granite soils with strong mineral notes, and fruit flavours of blackberry, morello cherry. This wine from Marananga is complex deeper notes of earth and cured meats bring the palate to a long and evenly weighted finish. It is a monster wine of power and persistence that begs to be cellared.

This 2018 Terroirs of Barossa Marananga Shiraz wine has a deep, dark red purple colour with a gun-flinty, machine-oil overtone to the bouquet. There are black fruit aromas beneath. The palate is very complex and layered, with smoky, briary, black olive and graphite nuances that follow throughout the palate. The tannins are firm and compact and beautifully balanced to add structure and contribute to length. This Chateau Tanunda Terroirs is a ripping wine. Drinking Well: 2020–2035

Marananga, centred in the North West quadrant of the Barossa provides some of the Valley’s most powerful wines. The red brown clay loam soils with schists and siltstone yield flavours of jam and fruitcake, cardamom, blueberry fruits, cocoa powder with an undercurrent of roasted meats and crackling.

96 POINTS Review by: Huon Hooke, The Real Review

The Chateau Tanunda Three Graces wine is a classic Bordeaux style blend of the worlds three most noble varieties. This Chateau Tanunda Three Graces is a classic lifted nose of blackcurrant cassis and cedar wood with hints of black olive, pepper, violets and tobacco.

The palate is an integrated blend of flavours, svelte and seamless showing prominent blackcurrant fruit delicately interwoven with tobacco leaf, capsicum, black pepper and savoury French oak giving the wine an undeniable elegance and generous length.

The grapes for the Three Graces are selected from premium vineyards in the Barossa and Eden Valleys. Delivered in small bins the grapes are destemmed and fermented in small format stainless steel open fermenters.The must is hand plunged twice daily, with fermetation complete over of 7 days on skins at 22 – 28° C.

Awards:
GOLD MEDAL – Berlin Wine Trophy 2019
GOLD MEDAL – China Wine and Spirits Awards 2019
94 POINTS – Sam Kim, Wine Orbit