Chateau Certan de May Pomerol 2015 (Bordeaux, France) - [JS 97] [RP 95+] [AG 94] [WE 94]
Chateau Certan de May Pomerol 2015 (Bordeaux, France) - [JS 97] [RP 95+] [AG 94] [WE 94]

Chateau Certan de May Pomerol 2015
(Bordeaux, France) - [JS 97] [RP 95+] [AG 94] [WE 94]


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JS97 RP95+ AG94 WE94
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Ratings & Reviews

97 Points - James Suckling:
"This has a darker sheen of fruits in the blackberry and blood-plum spectrum with sweetly spicy and earthy aromas and some violets to boot. The palate has quite a forthright tannin firmness. A very long, linear wine with a full body and a smooth, fresh, blueberry/plum finish. An impressive wine that rolls endlessly through the finish. This has plenty of ageing potential." (Feb 3, 2018)

95+ Points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate:
"The 2015 Certan de May is composed of 80% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Sauvignon and 16% Cabernet Franc, displaying a medium garnet-purple color and nose of warm red cherries, mulberries, crushed red and black plums and raspberry leaves with nuances of wild thyme, dried roses, cloves and eucalypt. Medium to full-bodied and boasting great harmony in the mouth, the palate delivers loads of red and black fruit layers interspersed with floral and herb accents and framed by a firm, ripe, fine-grained backbone, finishing with wonderful length and freshness." - Lisa Perrotti-Brown (Feb 21, 2018)

94 Points - Antonio Galloni's Vinous:
"The 2015 Certan de May is deep, powerful and imposing. Dark blue/purplish fruit, lavender, spice and mint are some of the many notes that fill out the wine's frame. Vertical in feel, with potent tannins, the 2015 needs time to fully come together. Even so, it does not appear to be an especially refined wine. The blend is 80% Merlot, 16% Cabernet Franc and 4% Cabernet Sauvignon." - Antonio Galloni (Feb 2018)

94 Points - Wine Enthusiast Magazine:
"With its proportion of Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine has an elegant profile, while the Merlot reflects the natural opulence of the vintage. Acidity, concentration and black fruits are all there, along with the tannin that will allow the wine to age. Drink from 2026." - Roger Voss (4/1/2018)