The 2000 Rauzan-Ségla is a Bordeaux Blend hailing from the Margaux sub-region in Bordeaux, France. This vintage is notably robust, with an alcohol content of 15.0%, and is sealed with a cork closure. The wine is characterized by its deep red color and complex bouquet, offering a blend of primary and secondary aromas.

Neal Martin's Wine Journal praises the wine with a score of 95, describing it as "fleshy" with notes of cranberry, strawberry, and fig, complemented by secondary aromas like saddle leather and Provençal herbs. Martin notes the wine's "silky smooth tannins" and its transformation from a "masculine and broody" youth to a more approachable maturity, predicting it will drink well from 2013 to 2040.

Vinous also commends the wine, giving it a score of 93. Neal Martin highlights its "grainy tannins and tarry black fruit," providing a structured and fresh palate that leads to a "grippy, saline finish."

Wine Enthusiast awarded it a 94, observing that initially, the wine presents as more "new world" than Bordeaux but eventually reveals "subtle, perfumed aromas" and "structured fruit" with "clean acidity."

James Suckling gave it a score of 93, noting the presence of "tobacco, plums and currants," with a palate that transitions from "tobacco and chocolate" to "coffee and fruit."

Decanter, giving a score of 94, remarks on its "notes of woodsmoke, cigar box, leather, hickory and exotic spices," and considers it a wine that "will go the distance."

Jeb Dunnuck describes it as a "mature yet balanced wine," giving it a score of 94 for its "complexity," "seamless texture," and "great finish."

The reviews collectively suggest that the 2000 Rauzan-Ségla is a well-structured and complex wine, with the ability to age gracefully for many years.