Byron C Mayes

9.0

Dark, glass-clinging reddish purple with near opaque core. Lush, inviting nose of baked plum and dark berry cobbler. Equally lush, full palate echoes the nose adding juicy red plum, blackberry, and fruit ash. Velvety medium tannins entry to finish. Medium acidity. Lengthy, dark finish. Can't really go wrong with Pomerol, and this wine is further evidence of that. A good solid vintage from the house that put Michel Rolland on the map. Drink now through 2029. — 14 days ago

Charles Houssa

9.2

Very smooth tannins. Quite a delicate wine. Ripe fruits. Cigar box and sous-bois. Very nice.
At home for Carine’s 50th — 14 days ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.5

A fantastic bottle, drinking at peak now, — a month ago

Alessandro Dalle Carbonare

9.8

My first Petrus was a very special thing. So intense and seductive, really something out of the ordinary. It kept begging my nose going back to the glass and harmoniously gave back so much pleasure. Could feel its presence very clear after a few minutes. Incredible. 98-100. Unique and delicious. — 14 days ago

John Van Trijp

9.9

A potential perfect score in future. Still dark forrest fruit — 7 days ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.2

Great wine from a bad-reputation vintage. Poured blind at the Château, pristine condition bottle. — 23 days ago

Alessandro Dalle Carbonare

9.6

Stony and flowery nose. It feels kind of a gravel soil. Pure and precise. Very fine and femminine. — a month ago

Conrad Green

9.5

Lush and plush. Dark plum and black cherry with a hint of violet. Beautiful and luscious in the palate with some hints of graphite and black pepper. Great stuff — 10 days ago

with Paul, Gregg and 2 others

Sandeep Konchady

9.0

Rather bold with strong aroma, this is definitely not a light blend. This would go really well with Lamb Shank or Blue Cheese. This seems to have a tinge of higher tannin with an aftertaste taste of perhaps blackberry. But less of the sweetness — 10 days ago

Steven Lee

8.9

disappointing for a pomerol — 14 days ago