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Jeb Dunnuck 99/100

A true “wow” wine, the deep, concentrated 2016 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Hauts-Lieux (there's 20% Mourvèdre) offers awesome notes of blackcurrants, smoked meats, graphite, crushed rocks, and licorice. Extraordinarily concentrated, perfectly balanced, structured, and long, it's another sensational wine from this estate. It needs 4-5 years of bottle age and will cruise for 15-20 after that.

Vinous 95/100

Limpid violet. Powerful, mineral-accented aromas of ripe red and blue fruits are complicated by incense, Asian spice and pungent floral accents. Broad and fleshy on the palate, offering sappy, densely packed black raspberry, boysenberry and floral pastille flavors that show alluring sweetness and an exotic touch of five-spice powder. Finishes extremely long and smooth, displaying slow-building, harmonious tannins, a touch of spiciness and resonating red fruit and floral character.

Decanter 95/100

From three high altitude parcels close to the limestone plateau, with some clay in the mix. It's darker and more aromatically brooding compared to his Trois Sources, fuller-bodied with really concentrated and inky fruit. It is very fresh and lively too, with mineral grit and a minty kick on the finish. This has a larger tannic load and is a bigger, more ageworthy wine.