Green, grassy, some texture, high acidity.

Powerful low pitched citrus. Very good length.

Elegant mix of vanilla and orange. Great feel. My favorite of the white Graves I tried tonight.

Pungent and a little funky. Lean, high acid. Did not care for this one.

Classic Graves nose. Cherry fruit. Deep, long, well balanced.

Very herbal, much lighter and not as pleasing overall as the Domaine de Chevalier.

Earth and herbs. Elegant weight. Palate herbaceous with high acidity.

Lovely sense of earth, pliancy, texture, and dull red fruit. Excellent.

Big wine. Sweet berries and a touch of herbs. Dry, woody finish. Not for me.

Strongly herbaceous. Wonderful medium weight and texture. Chocolatey finish.

Dark, deep, very ripe, woody, and one of the most modern wines tasted.

Some funk here. Ripe berries, spicy, and tannic. Not quite as big boned as La Dominique though.

Blueberry and soil, medium weight, high acidity, very herbal finish. Completely disjointed tonight.

Herb and some brett. Relatively light, supple, green tones and lovely berry fruit.

Cedary and herbaceous. Middle weight but a strong chocolate/tannin finish.

Slightly herbal nose. Middle weight. Neutral flavors. Most of what I got was the tannins. Not much here.

Herb and berry aromas. Rich, round, and fruity with very good acid/tannin punch at the end.

After one clearly corked bottle, the second one was also a bit funky. Lighter color, elegant weight. Good red fruit entry, then curiously short. Very disappointing.

Herbal nose, lightweight, anonymous palate. Poor.

Cedar and green aromatics. Lush texture, toothsome, round tannins. Lots here.

Cedar. Elegant but lacks flavor authority. Astringent finish.

Classic Cabernet scents and flavors. Nice concentration and chocolatey richness with excellent back end structure that will carry it. Relative bargain here.

Green with some brett. Lush and round but too soft.

Mute nose, ripe cassis fruit, harsh finish.

Creosote and cassis. Concentrated, tannic, and long. At least very good.

Cedar and herbs. Power and freshness. Subtly sweet fruit, herbal finish, gentle tannins. I really liked this, and it was by far the best of the Margaux.

Rich, dark, classic, good herbal complexity. Lots of grip. Only nit is a lot of wood showing on the finish. Should be excellent though.

Excellent texture, feel, and complexity. Tannic but round.

Backward, sweaty, and earthy. Nice, ripe black fruit, but plenty of structure to resolve. This needs a good deal of time.

Also a bit sweaty like Gruaud Larose. Wonderful volume, ripe blueberry fruit, and layered, tannic finish. Impressive and delicious. I preferred this to the Leoville Barton tonight.

Much more herbaceous and lighter weight than the Langoa. Spicy, complex, great acidity. Elegant package that shows some oak.

Bigger, rounder, and more fruit driven than the Barton-more like the Langoa in this regard. Austere tannins demand time, but this too should be excellent if given enough time.

Definite funk on the nose. Better in the mouth, though. Blue fruit, reasonable volume, dry finish. Not for the early going, hope it's cleaner than it smells.

Lovely combination of cedar, spicy fruit, and perfect weight. Lively and fine. Truly excellent.

Dark and deep with wonderful fruit. Great poise between power and restraint. Beautiful balance with a citric lift. Delightful and right up there with some of the other heavy hitters tonight.

Well, for me, this just leaped out as one of the 2 best wines of the tasting, along with the Pichon Comtesse. Spectacular and classic Pauillac. Deep, rich, round, and superbly balanced, again with that lively citric acidity and waves of perfectly ripe tannins. Phenomenally impressive now, but this will clearly make old bones. Top quality.

This is completely different from the Baron but similarly outstanding in its own way. Much more herbal, lighter, and less dense. It is a marvel of complexity, though, with sweet fruit and tobacco beautifully intertwined. Epitome of elegance. This is gorgeous now and will be for quite some time.

Gorgeous honey and citrus. Medium weight, quite Barsac-like. Moderate acidity. Really good.

Melon, pineapple, less honey. Elegant weight, nice twist of grapefruit at the end.

Floral. Light with curiously little flavor or palate impression.

Honey, citrus with moderate sweetness and excellent balance.

Herbal and honeyed. Not a lot of flavor, though.

Lower pitched aromas, quite honeyed. Great feel and length, only average acidity. Delicious for sure, but I doubt it will be a Sauternes that ages particularly well given its forward nature and lack of structure.