2021 Petit-Figeac Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Mary Taylor Wines thanks a host of confusing

thanks a host of confusing names and sub-zones

stir-fried lamb with eggplant

near Saint-Aubin

backed by dried lavender and a subtle note of crushed volcanic rock

This allows the wines to develop complexity without excessive oak influence

2021 Petit-Figeac Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Mary Taylor Wines thanks a host of confusingTaste & Critical Acclaim: This wine has beautiful aromas of graphite with plums, berries and some dried flowers. Medium bodied with juicy fruit and an iron and chocolate undertone. Firm and integrated tannins and a lightly chewy finish. Serious for the vintage, it needs to come around with bottle age. First year in the new winery. Best after 2027. ~95 JS Soft florally, lightly delicate flowers, blue fruits and spices. Gorgeous succulence and texture