2013 Chateau La Tour Blanche

Other Reviews…
The La Tour Blanche has an introspective bouquet at first, one that is atypical of the estate. Give it some aeration and there are attractive chalky scents emerging, accompanied by citrus peel and linden. The palate is very well-balanced with a touch of pepper on the entry. This feels cohesive in the mouth, demonstrating well-judged acidity and a linear, zesty finish that leaves you with a twist of sour lemon. This is a very well-crafted La Tour Blanche, refined and intellectual.
92-94 points
Neal Martin - Wine Advocate #212 (Apr 2014)

A bright, rather juicy style in the making, with peach, apricot, yellow apple and honeysuckle notes nicely rendered and backed by a long, marzipan-tinged finish.
89-92
James Molesworth - Wine Spectator 

Lots of spicy, dried-fruit character with underlying honey and sweetness. Full and fruity with a long, long finish. Serious for the vintage. 
92-93 
James Suckling