1995 Dauzac
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Tasting notes
Dark crimson. Tobacco leaves on the nose – reminds me of a really ripe, concentrated Tempranillo! Quite big and beefy for a Margaux. Could do with a lttle more refreshment. Drying droughty 1995 tannins. Interesting wine with something to say for itself even if it is not typical Margaux. (JR)
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A broodingly backward, tannic, dark ruby-colored wine, Dauzac's 1995 borders on being too austere, but there is enough sweet black currant fruit, as well as medium body and a fleshy mid-palate to elicit enthusiasm. While this will never be a great claret, it is a well-made, competent Margaux that will age nicely. Anticipated maturity: 2003-2015. Under the excellent administration of Andre Lurton, this property is clearly on the rebound.
Best Dauzac ever. Attractive berry and violet aromas follow through on the palate. Medium- to full-bodied, with racy tannins and a long, floral aftertaste. Very pretty indeed. Best after 2002. – James Suckling, Wine Spectator 1998
A broodingly backward, tannic, dark ruby-colored wine, Dauzac's 1995 borders on being too austere, but there is enough sweet black currant fruit, as well as medium body and a fleshy mid-palate to elicit enthusiasm. While this will never be a great claret, it is a well-made, competent Margaux that will age nicely. Anticipated maturity: 2003-2015.Under the excellent administration of Andre Lurton, this property is clearly on the rebound. Robert Parker, Wine Advocate # 115
About the producer
There have been many changes here over the past few decades – from changing rootstock and restructuring the vineyards, to an ever-smaller selection for the Grand Vin, making Dauzac an estate to watch.