
Product Description
Description
Chateau La Tour Carnet 2020 is a very deep, with a brilliant ruby red color. The first nose is very fruity with notes of ripe fruit, in particular blackcurrant and blackberry. This perception becomes more complex when stirred with vanilla notes that underline the fruity perception. On the palate, we quickly notice the silky and the finesse of the tannins which give a very elegant density and good balance. The evolution is powerful but controlled until the long and smooth finish.
Accolades
Awards

James Suckling 93 Points
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Robert Parker Wine Advocate 91 Points
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Wine Enthusiast 94 Points
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Critique Review
"Aromas of raspberries, crème de cassis, cigar wrapper and loamy soil introduce the 2020 La Tour Carnet, a medium to full-bodied, velvety and polished wine that's more harmonious and better balanced than Magrez's Grands Chênes. This large estate has eaten up many of the Haut-Médoc's non-classified growths over the past decade to arrive at a surface area of over 130 hectares today. Best after 2023."
"Blackberry, blackcurrant, and some licorice aromas follow through to a medium body with a nice center palate and fine, focused tannins."
"This magnificent medieval castle controls a vineyard that is just inland from Saint-Julien. With its ripe perfumes and rich tannins, the wine has a powerful potential set against the tightly juicy black currant fruits."
Wine Facts
Product Type
Red Wine
Vintage
2020
SKU
BO270