98 points Wine Enthusiast

This famous estate at the southern end of Pauillac has produced a powerful wine. Packed blackberry fruits, laced with acidity, are just starting out on a long journey along with the tannins. The wine's elegance is beautifully preserved within the structure. With considerable potential, the wine should not be drunk before 2027. — Roger Voss

98 points Wine Spectator

Offers a deep well of dark currant, blackberry paste and plum preserves fruit that needs time to unwind fully, as it’s shrouded in warm earth, tobacco, singed cedar, sweet bay leaf and savory notes. A ramrod of graphite adds to the racy, structured feel. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Best from 2030 through 2050. 13,000 cases made.

97 points Robert Parker

The 2018 Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande is a blend of 71% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petit Verdot with a pH of 3.85, an IPT (total polyphenol index) of 87 and 14% alcohol. The grand vin represents 50% of the crop this year. Deep garnet-purple colored, it charges out of the gate with bold scents of baked plums, ripe blackcurrants and wild blueberries, followed by hints of cedar chest, pencil lead, bouquet garni and charcuterie, plus a waft of lilacs. The medium-bodied palate is beautifully crafted with its seamless freshness and firm, grainy tannins supporting the compelling, finely knit black fruits and savory nuances, finishing on a lingering fragrant-earth note. This will need a good 5 years to come around and should easily cellar for another 30 years or more. - Lisa Perrotti-Brown

Old & Rare: Bordeaux

Trotanoy - 2006 (750ml)

La Mondotte - 1996 (6L)

Vieux Chateau Certan - 1998 (750ml)

Pichon Lalande - 2018 (750ml)

Haut Brion - 1989 (750ml)

Leoville Las Cases - 1996 (750ml)

Pavie - 2005 (750ml)

Cos d'Estournel - 2006 (750ml)

La Fleur Petrus - 2000 (750ml)

Calon Segur - 1982 (750ml)

Mouton Rothschild Low Shoulder- 1971 (750ml)

Leoville Poyferre - 1996 (750ml)