
2020 vintage. New label for Bonalgue Pomerol. A rather extracted style in comparison with the Clos du Clocher 2018 tasted alongside. A good Pomerol, that still has some rough edges, but this should be very good with a few years of bottle age.
2020 vintage. New label for Bonalgue Pomerol. A rather extracted style in comparison with the Clos du Clocher 2018 tasted alongside. A good Pomerol, that still has some rough edges, but this should be very good with a few years of bottle age.
Sep 17th, 2024
Dark and alluring, with flavours of cherry, blackberry and a hearty, slightly bitter undercurrent of dark chocolate and coffee beans. The mouthfeel is very supple, with medium acidity and almost imperceptible tannins leading through to a pleasing, if short, finish.
This is really fruit-oriented and doesn’t show many secondary or tertiary characteristics, and as such isn’t the most complete of BDX. It is nonetheless a very enjoyable Pomerol and another wine I’ve enjoyed from the overlooked 2011 vintage.
Dark and alluring, with flavours of cherry, blackberry and a hearty, slightly bitter undercurrent of dark chocolate and coffee beans. The mouthfeel is very supple, with medium acidity and almost imperceptible tannins leading through to a pleasing, if short, finish.
This is really fruit-oriented and doesn’t show many secondary or tertiary characteristics, and as such isn’t the most complete of BDX. It is nonetheless a very enjoyable Pomerol and another wine I’ve enjoyed from the overlooked 2011 vintage.
Mar 3rd, 2021
Traditional Pomerol @, Pieroth, 231117
Traditional Pomerol @, Pieroth, 231117
Nov 18th, 2023