Stefan Dolhain

9.4

2019 Le Hameau. 53% Cabernet Sauvignon and 47% Merlot. First vintage of this parcel selection in the commune of Cantenac, aged for 16 months in amphorae (2/3) and barriques. Le Hameau stands for finesse, whereas Le Plateau (in Soussans) delivers more power. — 8 days ago

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9.3

The 1985 Lafite-Rothschild is only a modest success in the context of the vintage. Here, it is totally outclassed by the 1985 Las Cases. Light, slightly loose-knit red berry fruit on the nose is complemented by warm gravel and smoky aromas, though it lacks a bit of energy. The palate is nicely balanced, not powerful but focused, with adequate freshness. As mentioned in my previous tasting note, this has dispensed with some density in recent years, and if your expectations are modest, it remains enjoyable. Tasted at Hameau de Barbaron in Burgundy. (Neal Martin Vinous, December 2019)
— 6 years ago

JP Body

9.5

Magnifique, 17.99 parfait — 7 years ago

romo

9.0

Barely makes the cut. — 4 months ago

Justin Calk

9.0

Had at Timberyard restaurant in Edinburgh, paired well with Brawn, Morello cherry and Ramson. — 2 years ago

Taavi Davies

9.2

Less on the nose but great on the palate, vanilla and honey, not so buttery — 6 years ago

Jen Resnick

8.9

Lovely wine for reasonable price — 2 years ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.6

Sick. So gorgeous. No formal notes. — 4 years ago

Taavi Davies

9.2

Fatter, rounder and less mineral than Hameau de Blagny across the road. Vines are less stressed as they can get water deep down — 6 years ago

Andrew Crane

9.3

Pear, some citrus and flint — 7 years ago