Château Penin, Grande Sélection, Bordeaux Supérieur, 2014

Brighter blackberries and black cherries on the nose, this smells a bit more lively and approachable. Flavours transform on the palate to strawberry and red cherry for the first time. This is so succulent and mouthwatering, still with signature dry tannins and grip on the tongue that reminds you this is a serious wine with a long life ahead. Acidity keeps the freshness until the end with a lingering note of wood spice.