1999 Gazin
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Robert Parker
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Pretty inconsequential nose. Sweet start and then a bit dry and dusty and austere with rustic tannins. Dull. Fast fade. (JR)
Very sophisticated oak on the nose – pretty dry, classic savoury fruit on the palate – no concessions to modernism. Good classic claret with real refinement of texture. Long, a bit of acidity but not aggressively so. (JR)
Deep colour. Smells like air freshener. Strange, non-classic flavours. Acidity very prominent. Not grown up. Not complete. Tastes like a construct rather than a natural product. Oak tannins grip. (JR)
About the producer
Representing a single block of vines on the plateau, Ch. Gazin is one of Pomerol’s largest estates, owned by the Bailliencourt dit Courcol family since the early 20th century.