2014 Le Prieuré 6 Pack

93 POINTS

James Lawther MW - Decanter Magazine

The effects of the new Latour partnership is evident. Beautifully textured with a really fine grain of tannin. Minerality but not exaggerated. Builds to a long, fresh finish. Extremely appealing. 2023-2035

90 POINTS

Jeff Leve - The Wine Cellar Insider

Medium-bodied with a touch of oak among the fresh plum notes, this wine is soft, forward and easy to drink. The new partnership with the owners of Chateau Latour certainly made a difference as this is one of the best vintages from this estate in years. 89-91 Pts

90 POINTS

James Suckling

This is quite a dry and tannic wine, but it has lovely fruit, and the tannins only become a bit dominant on the crisp, lemony finish. Give it time to open. Better in 2019.

90 POINTS

James Molesworth - Wine Spectator

Features plum sauce and raspberry pâte de fruit notes that stay refined, with subtle structure guiding the finish while hints of sandalwood and tea weave through.Shows a touch of wood for now, but should soak that up easily enough.

Antonio Galloni MW - Vinous

The 2014 Le Prieuré is fine and elegant, but also lacking in depth. Expressive in its aromatics, the 2014 offers good potential, but that never comes through on the palate, where the wine lacks depth and intensity. This was much more exciting from barrel. Tasted two times.

Jancis Robinson MW

Some floral aromas but a bit austere and thin on the palate. Low key for a Grand Cru Classé. Drink 2019-2027 16/20