The 2010 De Fieuzal is a Bordeaux blend from the Pessac Leognan sub-region in Bordeaux, France. This red wine has an alcohol content of 14.5% and comes sealed with a cork. Produced by De Fieuzal, this vintage has garnered attention from several notable wine critics, reflecting its quality and appeal.

Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate awarded the 2010 De Fieuzal a score of 91. The review describes the wine as "deep garnet in color" with bold aromas of "Black Forest cake and crème de cassis" and hints of "cigar box, new leather, and Chinese five spice." The tasting notes further emphasize its "full-bodied, rich, spicy" character with a "chewy texture and lively freshness" that lifts the spicy finish.

James Suckling rated this wine slightly higher with a score of 92, noting its "very extracted" nature with "chewy tannins and lots of new wood." He comments on the underlying ripe fruit and a "pretty finish," recommending that it be given three or four years to soften, suggesting it will be at its best after 2016. Suckling also acknowledges that De Fieuzal continues to improve, indicating a positive trend for this producer.

Wine Spectator also gave this vintage a 92, describing it as "sleek, ripe, driven" with core notes of "raspberry, black currant, and pastis-soaked plum." The review highlights the well-embedded hints of "toast, ganache, and tobacco," and praises the finely beaded acidity that enhances the lengthy finish. The publication recommends enjoying this wine from 2015 through 2030.

Jeff Leve from TheWineCellarInsider.com rated the 2010 De Fieuzal with a score of 90. He points out its "licorice, black cherries, earth, smoke, and spicy aromatics," leading to a "polished wine with a soft textured, black raspberry finish." The blend for this vintage includes 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, and 5% Petit Verdot.

Wine Enthusiast gave the highest score of 93, calling it a "fine, beautifully controlled wine" with "dark black currant fruits and firm dense texture." The review appreciates its restrained, stylish, and delicious profile, with fruits offering a "smooth, juicy aftertaste." The recommendation is to keep this wine for 6–7 years for optimal enjoyment.

Overall, the 2010 De Fieuzal is a well-regarded Bordeaux blend with robust flavors, a good structure, and potential for further improvement with age.