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Antonio Galloni

Vinous

The 2025 Lynch Moussas is so classy. Silky and refined, the 2025 is all charm. All the elements are so well-balanced. Readers will find a Pauillac of undeniable appeal. This is so precise. The 2025 is going to need a few years to soften, as the tannins are quite imposing, and yet there is so much wine. A major step forward. 04/2026

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Neal Martin

Vinous

The 2025 Lynch-Moussas, which Frédéric Castèja told me will also be available in demijohns, is quite understated on the nose and gradually opens with blackberry, bilberry and sous-bois scents, a touch of cedar emerging with time. The palate is medium-bodied with a fresh, quite sapid opening. Fine mid-palate weight and bundles of freshness, this is not the longest Pauillac out there but it marks the continuing improvement of this Grand Vin. Sure to be keenly priced. 05/2026

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Jean-Marc Quarin

Jean-Marc Quarin

Couleur sombre, intense et belle. Nez très aromatique, au fruité mûr. Bouche dense et pleine, avec du jus, de la puissance et un moelleux général jamais vu ici. C'est long, très savoureux et très bon. Assemblage : 77 % Cabernet Sauvignon, 23 % Merlot. Degré d'alcool : 13°5 - pH : 3,6. Rendement : 30 hl/ha. 04/2026

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James Suckling

James Suckling

This is more structured, medium- to full-bodied, more chewy but balanced, with dark fruit, grainy but appealing, incisive with a sense of generosity. Pretty and subtle al dente currants. A blend of 77% cabernet sauvignon and 33% merlot. 04/2026