"Spicy and toasty from the wood aging, this wine is ripe and dense. It has enough juicy black fruits to balance the serious amount of wood, at least in the future. Wait for this concentrated wine with its good potential to develop over the next few years. Drink from 2021. - Roger Voss"
- Wine Enthusiast (May 2018), 90 pts

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"More upfront and showy, the 2015 Chateau des Landes Grand Heritage (100% old vine Merlot aged in new French oak) boasts a big, blockbuster nose of spiced black fruits, new saddle leather, and dried herbs to go with a full-bodied, powerful, sexy style on the palate. With ripe tannins and tons of character, drink it any time over the coming 10-15 years."
- Jeb Dunnuck (March 27th 2019), 93 pts

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"Fermented and aged in wood, this wine is full of spiciness as well as solid, dark fruits. At this stage, the tannins are dominant with a sense of power. However, the wine is also rich with dark plums and blackberries, cut with acidity. It needs to age further, so drink from 2022. - Roger Voss"
- Wine Enthusiast (May 2019), 90 pts

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"The flagship cuvée is the 2016 Chateau des Landes Grand Heritage, which is all Merlot from older vines that spent 16 months in new oak. It’s more backward and tight at the moment, yet has classic black fruits, charcoal, and graphite notes, with plenty of oak. I like its mid-palate, and it’s nicely concentrated, yet the cellar will be your friend on this one. Give bottles 2-4 years and it should keep for more than a decade."
- Jeb Dunnuck (March 27th 2019), 90+ pts

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