The 2018 Camensac Bordeaux Blend is a red wine from the Haut-Médoc region of Bordeaux, France. Produced by Camensac, this blend consists of 55% Cabernet Sauvignon and 45% Merlot, with a cork closure. It is recognized for its complex flavor profile and age-worthy structure.

James Suckling awarded this wine a score of 92, praising it for its "blueberries and dried currants on the nose with savory oyster shell, tobacco and graphite" aromas, complemented by "layered and flavorful" notes with firm, fine-grained tannins. He describes it as "balanced" and suggests it be tried from 2023.

Decanter gave the 2018 Camensac a score of 93, highlighting its value as a fifth growth in the red 1855 classification. The tasting notes mention "violet edging and clear ripeness to the fruit, with rosemary and dried herbs through the mid-palate." They note the wine's tannins as having grip, suggesting a strong potential for aging.

Wine Enthusiast, with a high score of 94, commented on the wine's rich texture, "luscious blackberry fruits and layers of firm tannins." Roger Voss emphasized the estate's resurgence in the prestigious crus classés, recommending it be enjoyed after 2026 for optimal experience.

Jane Anson also rated the wine 93, noting its "richly textured, velvety" character with "dark black cherry and damson fruit." She highlights the wine's "violet floral notes" and "silky tannins," with a finish of mint and bitter fennel. This vintage features 60% new oak, and reflects the higher alcohol typical of 2018. Anson also provides insight into the production challenges faced due to frost risks.

Overall, the 2018 Camensac is lauded for its balance, complexity, and aging potential. It is recommended to allow this wine time to further develop in the bottle.