Château Dauzac 5. Cru årgang 2015.

Falstaff Magazin/Peter Moser 91/100 (marts 2019):
"Dunkles Rubingranat, violette Reflexe, dezente Randaufhellung. Ein Hauch von Menthol, schwarze Waldbeeren, Nuancen von Minze. Saftig und süß, etwas fordernde spröde Tannine, im Moment noch etwas austrockend, wird einige Zeit der Reife benötigen".

Château Dauzac is located in the Medoc peninsula, between the Bay of Biscay and the Gironde estuary, 30 kilometers Northern Bordeaux. Evidence of wine-making dating back as far as the 12th century has been found in Medoc, and the "Bourdieu de Dauzac" is mentioned as early as 1545. This fifth Classified Growth of Margaux has been shaped, through the ages, by important families, as great wine merchants, politicians but especially visionaries, making the estate one of the reference in the Medoc. In 1988, the MAIF bought the wine-growing estate breathing it new life. It entrusts the management to André Lurton conferring experience and dynamism to Dauzac. In 2013, a new development program as the ambition to bolster the vineyard rebirth is decided, with Laurent Fortin elected as new managing director.