Tasted at the Cru Bourgeois annual tasting, the 2015 Greysac has a perfumed bouquet with plenty of tobacco-infused black fruit, just a touch of warm gravel emerging with time. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin, crisp in the mouth with a very precise finish that deserves a round of applause. This comes highly recommended. Tasted September 2017.

This crus bourgeois has produced a ripe and juicy wine in the 2015 vintage. While it is dense, acidity and black-currant fruits give it character and richness. This wine will develop further and should be ready from 2021. 

The 2018 Greysac has a well-defined bouquet of wild strawberry and raspberry fruit laced with cigar box and smoky aromas. The finely balanced palate offers sappy red fruit laced with black pepper and tobacco. I admire the cohesion here, and there is fine weight on the finish. Definitely a cut above a lot of Cru Bourgeois Médocs, though it deserves 2-3 years in bottle.