2012 De Toren Fusion V - this may be unfamiliar to some - it is a blend of Bordeaux varietals - this is the blend from the recently released 2020 vintage and it is typical: Cabernet Sauvignon 53%, Malbec 13% Cabernet Franc 12%, Merlot 17%, Petit Verdot 5%.
If you are unfamiliar with it, you may want to look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzM76d-V_iI&t=2s
They are trying to make a replica of a left bank Bordeaux and are doing a pretty good job of it. By the way, it is pronounced more like 'Tooren' than 'Tore-n.
This example was very close to the Bordeaux ideal - so much so that I would likely have mistaken it for a claret if tasting blind. Good deep colour, a nose with modest vanilla/oak (clearly not American oak and likely treated very similar to Bordeaux barrels when being made. Blackberry aromas and sweet fruit on palate with a long smooth well balanced finish.
I find that I have nine vintages in the cellar. It would seem the thing to do, to hold a blind tasting of them all plus maybe a ringer from the Left Bank to even it out!