""Ripe, juicy red fruit character. Light palate, dry and savoury to finish. Easy drinking…"- Jancis Robinson's Purple Pages After a muted reception at En Primeur, the critics have been surprised and incredibly impressed with the quality of the 2014 Bordeaux vintage from bottle, demonstrated by many upscores. Expert Antonio Galloni said that"the finest 2014s are utterly magnificent and well worth seeking out."So, don't miss the opportunity to grab a bottle of Château Noaillac from Médoc. Always a wine that offers good value, Château Noaillac 2014 is velvety in texture with a complex mix of blackberries, raspberries, cassis, wild strawberries, campfires, wildflowers, graphite, Christmas spices, cocoa, toast and a pinch of sea salt. For the money, this isseriously hard to beat. Purchased in 1982 by the Pagès family (also owners of the Château La Tour de By), there's been big investment in this Cru Bourgeois, and now Château Noaillac is on the rise. Located right in the north of Médoc, practically on the coast as the Gironde estuary opens into the Bay of Biscay. This cool area means that Noaillac can produce complex wines without the grapes overcooking.£2.53 per 100.00ml