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Canon Wines

Canon Wines

Canon Wines

Centuries of history have seen Chateau Canon rise to fame, and today it’s one of the most reputable wineries in Saint Emilion. Given the level of competition, that’s not a small feat. Chateau Canon makes very classy Bordeaux reds, with eloquent terroir expression and seemingly infinite layers of flavor and texture. Drinking a Canon is like trying to solve a puzzle, one that seems to change and shift as time goes by. It’s so easy to get lost in the wine, and given how delicious it is, getting lost is probably the best idea. The wines make for great conversation starters and are worthy of any wine lover’s collection. Give them several years, and they’ll become even more astonishing. There is no wrong choice with Chateau Canon.
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1990 Canon, Bordeaux Red
1990 Canon Bordeaux Red

This is dreamy and fully mature, with incense, black tea and a very fine chalky thread weaving through the silky core of raspberry and damson plum coulis. Long and beguiling through the finish. This drinks almost like a Rayas.—Non-blind Canon vertical (December 2016). Drink now through 2025. 7,500 cases made.Wine Spectator | 95 WS(Château Canon (St. Émilion)) When I wrote my feature on Château Canon a few years back, I had not tasted the 1990 vintage here for many, many years and the wine did not feature in that report. Consequently, I was very curious to see how the wine was evolving when I heard it would be part of our tasting lineup at the end of December. The wine is very good, but shows some of the roasted character of the vintage in its bouquet of black cherries, a touch of menthol, chalky soil, roasted game elements and a topnote of cigar smoke. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and wide open structurally, with a good core, melted tannins and good length and grip, but without some of the customary Canon elegance that one enjoys here in most top vintages. This is a very good wine, but not a great Canon. (Drink between 2018-2030)John Gilman | 90 JG

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