Delish with dinner at a great historic place. — 5 months ago
Merlot dominated LdP offering creamy lush fruits, good freshness and tertiary notes shining through now. Wine gained complexity and length over the past 2 years. — 7 months ago
Needs 2 hours. Lovely balance and softness. Not at the Lalande level but really nice. Classic in style. Moderate finish. — 8 years ago
Opened quickly. Smooth and slighly fruity. Had a second bottle in Paris. — 9 years ago
Medium ruby , thin slightly pink ruby rim . Quite dark fruit with cassis , blackberry , grafite . On the palate quite ripe and juicy , but with good balance , slightly gritty but ripe tannins , good cassis tinged , grafite finish . Overall this shows well , with good density and juiciness , sweet but importantly with a very balanced , refreshing personality. Enjoyable now , fruit forward , but no doubt can age well over the next 10 years. Enjoyable and moreish . — 4 months ago
Brown sugar , vanilla on the nose, light acidity, balanced tannin. Good with dark meat , great value for the quality. Like it! — 6 months ago
Love this wine. Had in Bora Bora — 10 months ago
Great value. Good fruit and lots of earth/mineral. Wifey liked it too. — 5 years ago
2013 vintage-glass at chez billy sud bar au vin — 9 years ago
Nice but not amazing. For $40 would probably skip. Decanted 5 hours. Air was necessary - can believe this would be better in a few years but meh. Tannins are quite balanced, surprisingly so. Overall the nose is a bit muted but air helped. Nice dark fruit. Could use a smidge more acid. Nice pairing with a delicious wagyu tomahawk. — 5 months ago
High tannin. Lots of red fruit. Long finish — 5 months ago
2018 vintage. — 9 months ago
Lucious, smooth, worthwhile. — 4 years ago
Was amazing the first day we opened it. Unfortunately waited a couple days before finishing. — 6 years ago
Trying this on the advice of a friend. I had the 2009 vintage and it was dry, not complex, generally smooth and didn't hang on the palate for long. I tasted subtle hints of cherry and a bit of smokiness. It paired well with the beef stew and almond roasted fresh green beans. — 8 years ago
Robert Ahlstrom
Deep inky brick, slow dark legs, plums and chocolate, subtle tannins and beautiful mouthfeel, love a great Pomerol Merlot! — 3 months ago