Jeb Dunnuck (JD) — 89/100 · JebDunnuck.com, 11/04/2022 · Drink 2024-2034
The 2019 Chateau Mauvesin Barton has more dark fruits, structure, and length, and it's a little more serious as well. Still, the tannins are nicely polished, and the balance is spot on. It's going to benefit from 2-3 years of bottle age and keep for a decade.
Neal Martin (NM) — 87/100 · Vinous, 01/02/2023 · Drink 2024-2035
The 2019 Mauvesin-Barton has a rather backward nose without quite the same level of energy as its peers, therefore demands more coaxing from the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with loose-tannins, fleshy and approachable yet missing some grip on the finish. Not bad, but certainly not best in class. Two bottles tasted, the second demonstrating a tad more fruit, yet still not as convincing as it…
Neal Martin (NM) — 88/100 · Vinous, 01/02/2022 · Drink 2022-2030
The 2019 Mauvesin Barton has a straightforward, classic, slightly leafy bouquet that unfurls nicely with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with a piquant entry, fine acidity and a supple finish that feels more Merlot than Cabernet Sauvignon.