The 2010 Latour Martillac Bordeaux Blend is a commendable red wine from the Pessac Leognan sub-region of Bordeaux, France. This wine, produced by Latour Martillac, is characterized by a balanced alcohol content of 14.0% and is sealed with a traditional cork closure.

Neal Martin from Neal Martin's Wine Journal praised this release as one of the finest from the estate in recent years, awarding it a high score of 95 points. He noted its "elegant understated bouquet" infused with "autumn leaves," "tobacco," and "cigar box," complemented by a medium-bodied palate with "crisp acidity" and "plenty of red and black fruit." Martin emphasized the wine’s excellent structure and energetic finish, highlighting the "high quality terroir and fruit."

Wine Spectator's review, which scored the wine at 92 points, described it as "dense, but supple along the edges," with a "packed core of cassis, blackberry and black cherry fruit." The tasting notes also included "lovely licorice, dark tobacco and violet notes" that contribute to a "solid, latent grip" on the finish.

Wine Enthusiast gave the wine a score of 93, calling it an "austere, structured wine" with a "tannic framework" that dominates, making it feel "like classic Bordeaux." The recommendation is to allow the wine to age for several more years to reach its full potential.

Jane Anson’s review on janeanson.com, giving it 94 points, noted a "darker feel overall," with "bilberry, cassis, blackberry notes," and sharper acidities of "redcurrant and raspberry" for added lift. The wine is still slightly "austere" in its tannins but can be enjoyed with aeration.

James Suckling, with a score range of 92-93 points, appreciated the "silky tannins" and the wine’s "alluring mineral, berry and stone character," describing it as "enchanting."

Overall, the 2010 Latour Martillac is a wine of notable structure and elegance, promising a rewarding experience for those who enjoy fine Bordeaux.