Stefan Dolhain

9.3

2018 vintage. The standard Château de Portets is pretty good, but this is the "Grand Vin". Concentration, impeccable balance, complexity, subtle spices, and length. Classic Graves that sells for a song. One of the finest values in Bordeaux. Abv. 14%. — 9 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.1

Open, friendly, typically Graves nose of moist gravelly earth, cigar box, and plummy fruit. Soft and mouthfilling. Very nice balance. Dark plummy fruit, earthy minerality, no noticeable new oak. Ready now and will last a few more years. — 8 years ago

M Quenzer

9.0

We really enjoyed this with a delicious filet — 10 years ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.1

2019 vintage. Not much information on the estate's website, second hand info suggests a blend dominated by Sémillon (60%) with Sauvignon Blanc (30%) and Muscadelle. Seriously good wine with impeccable balance, complexity and length. One wonders why they sell it so cheap. Around 10 euros. Abv. 12,5 %. — 3 years ago

Jeremías ROBERT

9.8

The Merlot is pleasant and round. Fruity without being too sugary. Wild strawberries are easy to drink when the vanilla is so soft. Great value. Très bon rapport qualité - prix pour une rondeur de fraise des bois sans trop de vanille. Excellente entrée de gamme de la part de la maître de chai du Château de Portets. — 9 years ago

with Sarah Boyle

David Boyle

9.9

Classic Graves. Clean, crisp with some mineral notes. — 10 years ago

with Gail

Jeremías ROBERT

9.1

Perfect, almost as good as Château de Portets., in Graves. — 7 years ago

Jeremías ROBERT

9.7

Perfect blend. Almost exactly the same proportion of Sauvignon Blanc 32%, Sémillon 66%, Muscadelle 2% as the famous Château de Portets, Graves, France (30/60/10%)! — 7 years ago

with Sarah Boyle