The 2014 Chateau d'Aiguilhe Bordeaux Blend from Cotes de Castillon, Bordeaux, France, presents a solid option for wine enthusiasts seeking a well-crafted red wine. Produced by Chateau d'Aiguilhe, this red wine exhibits a robust 14.0% alcohol content and is sealed with a traditional cork closure.

Upon tasting, the wine reveals a core of lively fruit flavors. Wine Spectator notes, "This has an ample core of lively plum, blackberry and anise notes that is silky in feel, but has heft and persistence." The review highlights the wine's balanced texture and suggests a drinking window through 2024, underscoring its longevity and potential for continued enjoyment.

James Suckling offers high praise, awarding the wine a score of 93. He describes it as having "fascinating aromas of dark fruit, smoke and dried flowers." On the palate, he remarks that it is "full and juicy yet still delivers a solid and polished tannin structure as well as a good backbone of acidity," which adds depth and definition to the wine. Suckling concludes his review by emphasizing its value for quality, suggesting it will be even better by 2020.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate also provides an excellent review, with Neal Martin scoring it 91 points. Martin commends the wine's bouquet, describing it as "wonderful, quite detailed with black cherries, melted tar, minerals, and a touch of sea spray." He finds the palate "well balanced with supple red and black fruit, well-judged acidity, very feminine and lithe in the mouth with a caressing and very pure finish." Martin predicts several years of drinking pleasure from this vintage.

Wine Enthusiast, through reviewer Roger Voss, echoes the sentiment with another 91-point score. Voss highlights the wine's origin and its producer's commitment to quality. He describes the wine as "fruity and ripe," with "finely structured tannins" that back up the black-currant fruits and give it a promising texture for future aging. Voss recommends drinking from 2019 onwards.

Overall, the 2014 Chateau d'Aiguilhe is a well-regarded wine across multiple reviews, praised for its balance, depth, and potential for aging.