The 2015 Carbonnieux Bordeaux Blend is a well-regarded wine from the Pessac-Léognan sub-region in Bordeaux, France. Produced by Carbonnieux, this red wine has an alcohol content of 14.0%.

The wine has garnered praise from multiple professional reviewers. According to Lisa Perrotti-Brown from Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, it is "medium garnet-purple in color," and offers "earthy notes of fallen leaves, mossy bark, and damp soil," with a core of "red currants and black raspberries" and a hint of wild thyme. Perrotti-Brown rated this wine 92 points, noting its "firm, grainy and fresh" palate with "delicate red fruits and an earthy finish."

Jeff Leve from TheWineCellarInsider.com echoes similar sentiments, describing the wine as "medium-bodied, energetic, soft, earthy," with an "elegant, easy to drink charm." He highlights its "ripe, sweet, red berries and tobacco" finish, and scores it 91 points. Leve suggests that this wine will be enjoyable both in its youth and with some aging.

Jeb Dunnuck also awarded the wine 92 points, describing it as "medium-bodied, concentrated, structured," with "classic notes of black cherries, ground herbs, licorice, and hints of earth." He notes the wine's "ripe tannin and a good finish," recommending 4-5 years of bottle aging but predicting it will last for two decades.

Wine Spectator's J.M. gives this wine a 92-point score, noting its "cassis, raspberry, and cherry paste flavors," along with "mulling spice, sweet tobacco, and warm earth." He describes it as "suave and accessible," best enjoyed from 2019 through 2027.

James Suckling awards it 93 points, praising its "dark berry and iodine aromas," with "bark and black tea undertones." He mentions its "juicy fruit and savory finish," with "hints of tobacco and chocolate," suggesting it to be a favorite to drink in 2020.

Wine Enthusiast provides the highest score with 94 points, emphasizing the wine's "firm tannins" that are "dense and concentrated, ripe rather than dry." The review highlights the balance of "fruit and juicy acidity," predicting a "great future" for the wine, and recommending it be enjoyed from 2025.

Finally, Decanter gives the wine a 93-point rating, noting it as "one of the best wines ever produced" at Carbonnieux, with "succulent, fleshy but restrained black fruits and good balance." The review mentions that it is not a wine one will have to wait long to enjoy.

Overall, the 2015 Carbonnieux Bordeaux Blend is a celebrated wine known for its earthy tones, balanced fruit flavors, and potential for aging.