2000 Maucaillou
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Robert Parker
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This is a good wine, but I would expect more depth and substance from Maucaillou, which is generally among the finest estates of the Moulis appellation. Medium plum/ruby-colored, with moderate body, and spicy, attractive red currant and cherry notes intermixed with herbs, vanilla, and spice, it should be drunk over the next 5-8 years.
This is a good wine, but I would expect more depth and substance from Maucaillou, which is generally among the finest estates of the Moulis appellation. Medium plum/ruby-colored, with moderate body, and spicy, attractive red currant and cherry notes intermixed with herbs, vanilla, and spice, it should be drunk over the next 5-8 years. Apr 2003, www.robertparker.com
Medium ruby. Blackberry, black raspberry, licorice, bitter chocolate, violet and charred oak on the nose. Lush, sweet flavors of black cherry, licorice and bitter chocolate; still some acids to be absorbed but this already offers enticing inner-mouth floral character. Tannins coat the teeth on the lingering finish. Shows more sweetness and personality than most recent vintages from this estate.
About the producer

Owned by the négociant Dourthe, this Moulis property has 87 hectares of vines today (with 67 added by Philippe Dourthe since 1967). Managed and made by an expert team, the quality here is hardly surprising.