1928 Beychevelle
Market price
Buying options
Tasting notes
Critic scores
Average Score
Robert Parker
Robert Parker
More reviews and scores
The dark garnet color and the spicy, earthy nose are pleasant, but uninspiring. However, in the mouth the wine reveals surprising richness, fine body, amazing freshness, and plenty of tannin in the finish. It is not great, but it is still alive and kicking. Anyone lucky enough to have a few bottles should drink them over the next decade.
The dark garnet color and the spicy, earthy nose are pleasant, but uninspiring. However, in the mouth the wine reveals surprising richness, fine body, amazing freshness, and plenty of tannin in the finish. It is not great, but it is still alive and kicking. Anyone lucky enough to have a few bottles should drink them over the next decade. Wine Advocate.December, 1993
About the producer
With greater care in the vineyard and more precision in the winery, Ch. Beychevelle's star is rising. That's in large part due to the leadership of Philippe Blanc and investment by current owners, Japanese brewers Suntory and French wine group Castel.