Chateau Puygueraud 2020 Cotes de Bordeaux
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Yohan Castaing im April 2023: The 2020 Puygueraud, a blend of 88% Merlot and 12% Cabernet Franc growing in clay-limestone soils, exhibits intense and fresh aromas of violet, cassis, blueberry and spring flowers, followed by a medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy mouthfeel; this is perfectly balanced and will improve with a bit more bottle age.
Den Chateau Puygueraud 2020 Cotes de Bordeaux beschreibt James Suckling wie folgt:
Lots of currants and blackberries with violets and dried flowers such as honeysuckle. Medium to full body. Firm and racy tannins, and a long and focused finish. Linear. Black earth undertones. Drink after 2027.
Den Chateau Puygueraud 2020 Cotes de Bordeaux beschreibt Jeb Dunnuck wie folgt: One of the best values out there, the 2020 Château Puygueraud reveals a beautiful, medium-bodied, elegant profile as well as ample cassis and more blue fruits, some violet, truffle, and floral notes, soft tannins, and outstanding length. It's a gem of a wine to enjoy over the coming 7-8 years, if not a decade.
Die Degustationsnotiz des Wine Advocate zum Chateau Puygueraud 2020 Cotes de Bordeaux :Sporting a deep purple-black color, the 2020 Puygueraud bursts from the glass with vibrant notions of black cherries, ripe black berries and redcurrant jelly, plus wafts of garrigue, fertile loam and tar. The medium to full-bodied palate possesses plenty of freshness with a soft texture and bags of juicy black fruits, finishing earthy.
James Suckling schreibt zum Chateau Puygueraud 2020 Cotes de Bordeaux Folgendes:
Lots of blackberry and blueberry character with a salty, minerally undertone. Rather spicy with black earth. It’s full and very polished. Really well crafted. Another excellent Puygueraud.
Das meint die Vinous-Mannschaft um Antonio Galloni zum Chateau Puygueraud:The 2020 Puygueraud presents a nose of earthy, broody black fruit infused with tobacco and cigar humidor; a faint touch of bell pepper surfaces with further aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with firm, grainy tannins and plenty of black fruit laced with tobacco and black pepper that lends it a Left Bank personality. Classic in style, this is a promising Francs Côtes de Bordeaux, though one cut from a more restrained cloth compared to recent vintages.