Chateau Prieure-Lichine, Margaux, France 2010 Rare Rose Blend Subtle lemon brioche aromas meet

Subtle lemon brioche aromas meet with hints of white flower on the delicate nose of this bottling

flavors of black/red fruits

There is rapid evolution of the wine in the bottle within the first year that results in the ripening of the fruit aromas into aromas of freshly cooked jams with mineral undertones

The palate is surprisingly structured with a length uncommon in a wine of its age

fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature with indigenous yeasts

Chateau Prieure-Lichine, Margaux, France 2010 Rare Rose Blend Subtle lemon brioche aromas meetAromas of blueberries and blackberries with hints of sliced mushroom. Full and round with chewy tannins. Give this four or five years to soften. Tight and structured. 94 Pts James Suckling