2004 Petit Village
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Smudgy crimson. Fruity and a bit simple. Sweet and easy and a wine that would be easy to appreciate at the cool temperature that is habitual on a plane. But objectively not a great wine. (JR)
Very sweet and classy and reined in. Not exactly Pomerol like, but a valid, refreshing take on Pomerol. (JR)
Looks a bit mature at the rim. Sweet and rich and velvety on the nose. Most alluring! Should fly very well – a slightly gamey note. Pretty evolved so would need to be flown relatively early for a 2004 but very charming and unctuous for low temperatures even if perhaps not as fresh as some for drinking on the ground. Maybe very slightly over oaked? (JR)
About the producer
Positioned at the heart of the Pomerol appellation, this château comprises a single 10.5-hectare plot of vines, with one of the highest proportions of Cabernet Sauvignon in the region.