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After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Rated 88/100 by Neal Martin after bottling « It has a perfumed bouquet with pressed rose petals and brown spices infusing the red berry fruit, perhaps a little more savory than its Margaux peers. The palate is medium-bodied with a splash of balsamic on the entry. » (February 2020)
Rated 92/100 by Antonio Galloni after bottling « This is an especially elegant vintage for a property that often leans towards a wilder style. The 2017 is one of the prettiest recent Tertres I can remember tasting » (March 2020)
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Re-tasted 10 years later by the Revue du Vin de France, it is rated 17.5/20 "the mouth is dense, it has gained in fullness without losing its refinement".
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
Even if it is south of the Margaux appellation, du Tertre (same owner as Giscours) offers a version more Saint-Julien than Margaux, by its richness of flavour and its firm constitution.
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
Rated 91/100 by Neal Martin « This is a classically styled Giscours, off-dry, a little reserved at first with a moderate spiciness coming through on the finish. It feels pinched at the moment and requires four to six years in bottle. » (Feb. 2020)
Rated 93/100 by Antonio Galloni « Medium in body, with terrific freshness and energy, the 2017 shows very well today. [...] I can't wait to see how the 2017 ages given its vibrancy and terrific sense of harmony. » (March 2020)
Rated 90/100 by Jean-Marc Quarin « Jolie entrée en bouche savoureuse et le vin se développe très bien construit, savoureux, nuancé et noble dans son grain de tanin. Bonne longueur. » (Oct. 2020)
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.
After the mistakes of the old management, a young team (the same as at Château du Tertre) now leads Giscours, which has been back in top form since 1998 in its firm and ample style.