The 2020 Haut Brisson Bordeaux Blend from Saint Emilion, France, is a red wine that has captured the attention of several noted wine reviewers. With an alcohol content of 13.0%, this wine is crafted from a blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc. The wine has been produced by Haut Brisson, a vineyard with soils composed of fine gravel and quartz-rich silt, and has been under the ownership of Bordeaux entrepreneur Stéphane Schinazi since 2019.

Jeb Dunnuck offers high praise, awarding the wine a stellar score of 96, describing it as "shockingly good" and highlighting its "sensational perfume" and "ultra-fine tannins." He notes the wine’s "remarkable purity" and "flawlessly balanced" profile, calling it a "tremendous value."

James Suckling rates the wine at 94, noting its "lovely tension and focus" with flavors of blueberries, lavender, and hazelnut, and advises to "drink after 2025." Similarly, Antonio Galloni from Vinous also gives it a 94, describing it as "super-expressive" with "succulent dark cherry fruit" and "terrific depth."

Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, through William Kelley, gives a score of 91, describing it as a "medium to full-bodied" wine with "a ripe core of fruit" and a "long, saline finish." Decanter also scores it at 91, noting its "powerful" nature with flavors of "liquorice and black chocolate."

Jeff Leve rates it 92, appreciating its "fresh, spicy and fruity" character with hints of "espresso, smoke, cocoa and red fruits." Jane Anson also gives it a 91, emphasizing the "generous ripe fruits" and the influence of the "cooler limestone-dominant soils."

Overall, the 2020 Haut Brisson is a well-regarded Bordeaux blend, praised for its balance, depth, and expressive character, with standout reviews marking it as a wine of excellent quality and value.