This is classic Pomerol here. Full of power but driven by fruit, it opens with blackberry and black cherry. There’s floral notes as well, along with cassis, graphite and spice from the 50% new oak. You’ll find refinement, elegance and grace in the wine, one that opens up nicely with a bit of air. This is that rare Bordeaux that can be enjoyed now, but will certainly age wonderfully for up to two decades. Check out Jeb Dunnuck’s beautifully written review below.