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Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
Second wine of Brane-Cantenac, Baron de Brane demonstrates even more than his big brother the progress made in this château over the last 15 years. With a silky smooth 2016, deliciously crisp and juicy on the finish, Baron de Brane is now more than a second wine, it is a brand in its own right!
Rated 96/100 by the Revue du Vin de France « Il se révèle envoutant et complexe, très soyeux mais intense en bouche » (Sept. 2021)
Rated 96/100 by En Magnum « Délicieux sur le plan aromatique, avec une rare élégance de texture et un parfait équilibre. À notre sens, le Brane le plus fin produit depuis 20 ans. Un cru de tout premier ordre, qui joue dans la cour des grands. » (Avr. 2020)
Second wine of Brane-Cantenac, Baron de Brane demonstrates even more than his big brother the progress made in this château over the last 15 years. With a silky smooth 2016, deliciously crisp and juicy on the finish, Baron de Brane is now more than a second wine, it is a brand in its own right!
Rated 96/100 by the Revue du Vin de France « Il se révèle envoutant et complexe, très soyeux mais intense en bouche » (Sept. 2021)
Rated 96/100 by En Magnum « Délicieux sur le plan aromatique, avec une rare élégance de texture et un parfait équilibre. À notre sens, le Brane le plus fin produit depuis 20 ans. Un cru de tout premier ordre, qui joue dans la cour des grands. » (Avr. 2020)
Second wine of Brane-Cantenac, Baron de Brane demonstrates even more than his big brother the progress made in this château over the last 15 years. With a silky smooth 2016, deliciously crisp and juicy on the finish, Baron de Brane is now more than a second wine, it is a brand in its own right!
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
Rated 96/100 by the Revue du Vin de France « Il se révèle envoutant et complexe, très soyeux mais intense en bouche » (Sept. 2021)
Rated 96/100 by En Magnum « Délicieux sur le plan aromatique, avec une rare élégance de texture et un parfait équilibre. À notre sens, le Brane le plus fin produit depuis 20 ans. Un cru de tout premier ordre, qui joue dans la cour des grands. » (Avr. 2020)
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
The 2016 vintage is rated 97/100 by Jean-Marc Quarin « Entre le milieu de bouche et la finale, ce vin accélère, glisse, s'amplifie et s'achève profond et noble tout en se montrant très minutieux dans sa texture. » (Feb. 2022)
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".
Re-tasted 10 years later by the Revue du Vin de France and rated 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavours".
Under the direction of Henri Lurton, Brane-Cantenac has gained in recent years in fullness and density and has become one of the leading growths of the appellation along with Palmer and Rauzan-Ségla and even the most authentically Margalese of them all. Let there be no mistake, behind a typically Margalaise elegance and delicacy that encourages tasting it too young, Brane-Cantenac needs time to blossom and reveal itself.
Tasted in February 2020 by the Revue du Vin de France, the 2010 vintage scored 18/20 "very seductive, with an intense palate, still marked by fresh fruit flavors".