The red and black fruits and delicately herbal character make this quite a complex wine. For this appellation and given the wine’s youthfulness, the balance of fruit, tannins and alcohol is almost seamless. Drink in 2020 but already gorgeous.

Siran is in the south of the Margaux appellation just where the gravel outcrops rise above the river. It shows its fine position in this tannic wine. It has all the black-currant fruit buried for the moment under the structure. It is a serious wine that will repay aging. Drink from 2022.

This exhibits a big, ripe, fleshy, blackberry nose, with vibrant fruit and a deep red colour. It's sumptuous, concentrated and very rich, balanced by bold tannins yet not too extracted. It's quite spicy and just lacks a little drive on the finish, but this is a fine offering from this increasingly impressive estate. Drinking Window 2018 - 2028 - Steven Spurrier Read more at https://www.decanter.com/wine-reviews/france/medoc/chateau-siran-margaux-medoc-bordeaux-france-2014-7262#uhmqR9AmogrOp0bd.99

The debut vintage for Hubert de Bouard as the consultant has yielded a soft, approachable, silky, fresh, elegant charmer that will be drinkable early. Read more at:https://www.thewinecellarinsider.com/search-wine-tasting-notes/?szSearch=Ch%C3%A2teau%20Siran

The 2014 Siran has a very refined bouquet with blackberry, briary and light tertiary aromas. There is fine precision here, understated compared to the Sirans of old. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin and a keen line of acidity. Linear in style and a little conservative towards the finish, but showing freshness from start to finish. Edouard Miailhe, proprietor of Siran, has really upped the ante here and this 2014 is just a classic Bordeaux claret that should drink well from the start, yet has the substance to suggest it will age with aplomb. - Neal Martin

The 2014 Siran has a restrained but classy bouquet. Sage, graphite-tinged black fruit, and hints of pressed flowers unfold in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with pliant tannins, quite finely tuned with soy-tinged red fruit. It never develops a memorable finish, yet I appreciate the control and focus, staying within the limitations of the growing season and benefitting from it. Tasted blind at the Southwold 10-Year-On tasting. -- Neal Martin

While I wasn’t able to taste the 2015, I purchased a bottle of the 2014 Chateau Siran for this report. It’s a charming, elegant 2014 that offers good ripeness in its black cherry, currants, licorice, and damp earth aromatics, as well as subtle minerality with time in the glass. With a touch of herbacousness, medium body, integrated acidity and a good finish, it’s an impressive, classic Margaux to drink over the coming 15 years or so.