2018 St. Emilion wines at their best offer fabulous textures, ripe, supple, sensuous, concentrated, age worthy wines at all price ranges. Fans of Saint Emilion should take a serious look at the vintage.
2018 Saint Emilion is packed with absolutely stunning wines. At their best, in the limestone and clay terroir, there are numerous famous and small wines offering velvety textured, opulent, full-bodied, rich wines with the ability to age and evolve for decades.
2019 Chateauneuf du Pape is the best vintage since 2016. The wines are just great. Forward in style, with concentration, vibrancy, purity, length, and balance, they are about to hit the stores. Grenache and Chateauneuf du Pape lovers should be all over these wines!
Savvy consumers seeking values from Right Bank, Merlot-based should become familiar with the Saint Emilion Satellite appellations. 2021 Lussac, 2021 Montagne, 2021 Puisseguin, and 2021 St. Georges all offer some very nice wines, but you do need to be choosy with 2021.
Our final look at all of the best 2020 St. Emilion wines covers over 200 wines with tasting notes, ratings, and vintage information. There are so many stylish, character-filled wines this year, it is impossible not to fall in love with Saint Emilion this year.
2022 Saint Julien delivers everything you want from the appellation. From top to bottom you find complex wines with silky textures, elegance, concentration, freshness and character that can age for decades.
St. Emilion is the largest, and most diverse appellation in the Right Bank. So, with 2021, you have a dizzying array of wine styles, and levels of quality. But, if you look, there are several superb wines with fabulous character that overcame the vintage.
