Vinous - Antonio Galloni (88-90)

The 2021 Cap de Faugères is laced with the essence of black cherry, dried herb, menthol, licorice and sage. There is good body and depth, with strong savory Cabernet accents that drive the flavor profile and texture.

Jeb Dunnuck (91)

The 2022 Château Cap De Faugères is charming, forward, and delicious, offering red and black fruits, spice, and a touch of graphite. Medium-bodied, it has obvious minerality and a beautifully balanced, approachable style. I like it today yet this outstanding Castillon will keep for 10-12 years with ease.

Experience the exceptional elegance of the Cap Saint George 2015 from the prestigious vineyards of Saint-Émilion. As a masterpiece meticulously crafted by Jean-Philippe Janoueix, this winsome wine elevates the traditional Bordeaux blend, featuring Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Grown in the challenging terroir of limestone and clay, and matured in used-oak barrels for 14 months, Cap Saint George 2015 delivers vibrant, dark cherry and plum flavours encapsulated by a striking cassis note. The tannins are well-integrated and balanced, yielding age-worthy velvety textures and an impressive long finish. Delicate earthy undertones with hints of spice and toast complete this delightful indulgence.

Recognised for its impressive structure by revered international wine publications, Cap Saint George 2015 is a testament to Janoueix's immense expertise and heritage in winemaking. Relish in this timeless classic—a true triumph of Bordeaux brilliance.

Experience the grandeur of Bordeaux with the remarkable 'Cap Saint George 2017'. This superior red blend, comprised largely of Merlot, emanates from the eminent vineyards of Saint-Georges-Saint-Émilion, a region renowned for its exceptional terroir. Each vintage is meticulously crafted by Jean Philippe Janoueix, a virtuoso winemaker counting 7th generation of winemaking lineage. His exceptional approach translates into intensive green harvesting, careful grape selection and unparalleled vinification techniques.

Cap Saint George 2017 captivates with its complex aromas of ripe black fruits, mingling with subtle notions of liquorice and spice. With every sip, you savour a well-structured and balanced wine, characterised by exquisite tannins, intense fruit flavours, and a lasting finish. Unfolding with impressive harmony and depth, it's the epitome of the rich viticultural heritage of Bordeaux.

Transform your fine dining experience with the elegance and refinement of 'Cap Saint George 2017', a genuine jewel in the crown of Bordeaux's premium wines.

Immerse yourself in the sophisticated grandeur of Cap Saint George 2018. Born from the sun-kissed vineyards of Saint-Estephe, Bordeaux, France, this distinguished and thoroughly complex wine exhibits an opulent maturity and depth. Produced by esteemed wine-creator J.C.B Compagnie, the red blend truly reflects the mastery of experienced winemaking.

The Cap Saint George 2018 is crafted from a meticulous vintage, favouring Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot. Its meticulous ageing in choice French Oak barrels ensures the interaction of the young wine with the wood, offering an aromatic and textural complexity. This produces a beautiful, full-bodied aesthetic giving notes of blackcurrant, plum, cedarwood and hints of spice.

For those with a discerning palette, the Cap Saint George 2018 is a certain delight and makes for an unparalleled accompaniment to rich meats and cheeses. This is certainly an exceptional vino, sure to impress even the most discerning of connoisseurs.

Vinous (84)

Darker in color, with more evidence of ruby than the regular Brunello bottling, but still only moderately saturated. Shows some sweetness from the oak on the nose but also a pronounced cassis note that is distinctly not varietal. Round and reasonably soft in the mouth, with moderate concentration. This offers a more harmonious acidity than the above, as well as a degree of elegance, but not the weight or force of a Brunello from a superior vineyard. In a vintage like 1995, I expected more from a house that has been making very good wine in Montalcino since the 1970s.

Vinous (90)

Deep, saturated garnet. Imposing aromas of cinnamon, nutmeg and spicy cedar yield to flavors of dark chocolate, roasted coffee and vanilla. Concentrated, polished and lush, but could benefit from a bit more focus. Finishes with fairly firm but somewhat drying tannins.

Wine Advocate (93)

Caparzo is one of two properties in Montalcino owned by the beautiful and charming Elisabetta Gnudi Angelini. The other property is Altesino. This wine, the Caparzo 2015 Brunello di Montalcino is a very classic interpretation that delivers the goods without any distracting bells or whistles. The wine opens to red and purple fruit aromas with background tones of dried herb, potting soil, cedar wood and light spice. Fruit comes from a site with heavier clay soils, and you get hints of that extra density and richness here. This vintage offers all you need in a model Brunello from a very beautiful and generous vintage. I always admire the wines of Caparzo for their accessible and immediate drinking style. Some 160,000 bottles were corked in August 2019, and the wine hit the market in January 2020.

Vinous (94)

The 2016 Brunello di Montalcino La Casa takes a little time to collect itself in the glass, pulling you closer as white smoke gives way to crushed stone, then peppery florals, wild strawberry and cedar. The textures are like pure silk, with an elegant display of savory black cherry and spice complicated by salty minerals. This shows amazing density while never feeling heavy, nearly masking its fine-grained tannins until the very end, where hints of orange citrus and dried berries linger. The 2016 La Casa is a beauty with plenty of upside potential.