The 2020 Marquis-de-Terme Bordeaux Blend is a red wine from the Margaux sub-region in Bordeaux, France. This vintage is primarily composed of 63% Cabernet Sauvignon, 31% Merlot, and a small percentage of Petit Verdot. It was aged in once-used oak barrels for 16 months, contributing to its complex flavor profile.

James Suckling awarded this wine a score of 94, noting its "aromas of graphite, blackcurrants, blackberries, walnuts and mint chocolate." He described it as "focused and full-bodied with a frame of polished, firm tannins," advising to try it after 2025. Jeff Leve echoed this high praise with another 94-point rating, highlighting its "silky, plush and creamy" texture, with "lusciously-textured black and red fruits."

Decanter also gave it a 94, describing the wine as "svelte and charming on the palate" with "excellent sculpting and persistence." They noted its "florality and herbal-touched cool blue fruits," calling it "sleek, refined, cool and classic." Jeb Dunnuck supported these views, also scoring it 94, and called it "one of the finest wines from this estate I've tasted."

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate rated it slightly lower at 92-94 points, appreciating its "deep garnet-purple color" and "pronounced notes of blackcurrant cordial, blackberry preserves, and kirsch." The review highlighted the "medium-bodied palate" that is "soft and juicy."

Vinous and Jane Anson both gave the wine a 93, with Vinous appreciating its "classical, sophisticated bouquet" and Jane Anson describing it as "serious but classic and well balanced." Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast both reviewed it well, with scores of 92 and 92-94, respectively, noting its ripe fruit character and firm structure.

Overall, the 2020 Marquis-de-Terme is a well-regarded Margaux wine that offers a blend of elegance, complexity, and aging potential.