Château Léoville Barton 2014 shines in its expression of fruit. The aromatic bouquet is seductive in its complexity, with notes of ripe black fruit evolving into the delicacy of dried flower scents. On the palate, the wine reveals a tender, gourmet texture, underlining the structure of smooth, silky tannins. The mid-palate retains the crispness and softness of the fruit, stretching out with freshness and suppleness to a delicious finish. A magnificent Saint-Julien with promising longevity.

Serious, fragrant and eloquent, the nose evokes a majestic library, with period wood panelling on the walls and a huge bouquet of spring flowers on the central table. The palate is more intense and voluptuous, enveloping the palate in soft red fruit (raspberry, red cherry) and velvety tannins.

A vintage that had certain complexities with a favorable late summer weather. The color is deep ruby with slight garnet around the edges. With complex notes of cedar, cigar box and black fruits with a hint of forest. A harmonious structure with well-integrated tannins.

Garnet colored with a slight brick-red hue at the rims, with notes of dark fruits, cedar, and tobacco. An seamless integration of fruit with interwoven flavors of cocoa and savory spices and mineral undertones.