The 2014 Chteau Saint-Pierre is a real standout from Saint Julien. It has a vibrant and energetic nose, with floral notes and a hint of minerality. The palate is medium-bodied, with bright acidity, tobacco, and graphite, giving it a fresh, intense feel. While its already drinking well, it still has a lot of potential to evolve, making it a great choice for the cellar. Its a smooth, balanced wine with some nice complexity, and itll only improve over time.

The Wine Advocate | RP 92
Published: Mar 31, 2017
Drink: 2019-2039

The 2014 Saint-Pierre 2014 was one of the surprises of the Saint Julien appellation, a wine that has blossomed throughout its levage and in bottle to the point where it has overtaken its stablemate, the 2014 Chteau Gloria. It has a more floral bouquet: vibrant and energetic with fine mineralit. The palate is medium-bodied, a silver bead of acidity, energetic and intense with tobacco and graphite on the finish. For me, the Saint-Pierre has the upper hand this year and it should give two decade\’s worth of drinking pleasure.

James Suckling | JS 92
Published: Feb 13, 2017

Sweet, moderately oaky nose with much chocolate and a hint of something vegetal in the background from the cab. Generous ripe fruit and some lovely warm dry tannins behind it. Already very harmonious on the rather long finish. Give it a couple of years to come together.

Decanter | D 90
Published: Apr 13, 2015
Drink: 2019-2032

Lovely fruit with vibrant flavours and a well-structured finish. This chteau has gained in elgance and depth recently and its 2014 is all in balance for a good future.