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Pastourelle de Clerc Milon Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend

9.013 ratings
9.12 pro ratings
Pauillac, Médoc, Bordeaux, France
Red Bordeaux Blend
Chili & Hot Spicy, Potato, White Rice, Mushrooms, Pasta, Pork, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Lamb, Tomato-Based, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Beef, Hard Cheese, Venison
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Just getting to this after being open since 6/21. Great ‘10 acidity. Not a ton of complexity.

Just getting to this after being open since 6/21. Great ‘10 acidity. Not a ton of complexity.

Jun 24th, 2019
Sarah O'Kelley

Classic Bordeaux profile with dried fruits and dried earth and faint cigarbox. Actually tasting quite delicious now but has many years to go!

Classic Bordeaux profile with dried fruits and dried earth and faint cigarbox. Actually tasting quite delicious now but has many years to go!

May 4th, 2019
M. Christopher Roebuck

I guess I'm comparing age versus pedigree here within the Clerc Milon family.

It opened wrapped up in a knot. Off putting initial aromas. Deep dark just like it's rich younger sibling. Just beginning to brown at the rim. 30 min in it's starting to relax...

Soil. Licorice and something savory on the nose-- almost like a chicken stock. Alcohol infused chocolate on the palate with more earthiness. After 2 hours, I believe there may be more room to open or maybe it's wishful thinking because it all ends rather muddy and bitter..

In the end, I believe this wine is past peak. Probably by a couple or 3 years. It's still interesting and would pair ok with big red meats, but don't count on it too much longer. It's not a stand up 2010.

90 points

I guess I'm comparing age versus pedigree here within the Clerc Milon family.

It opened wrapped up in a knot. Off putting initial aromas. Deep dark just like it's rich younger sibling. Just beginning to brown at the rim. 30 min in it's starting to relax...

Soil. Licorice and something savory on the nose-- almost like a chicken stock. Alcohol infused chocolate on the palate with more earthiness. After 2 hours, I believe there may be more room to open or maybe it's wishful thinking because it all ends rather muddy and bitter..

In the end, I believe this wine is past peak. Probably by a couple or 3 years. It's still interesting and would pair ok with big red meats, but don't count on it too much longer. It's not a stand up 2010.

90 points

Sep 4th, 2020
Colin Cahoon

Inky dark in color. The nose is barnyard funk and dark fruit. The palate features lush dark cherry, french oak, strawberry, cinnamon, and rhubarb. Moderate plus acid in the finish with commensurate chewy tannins. Well balance from start to finish, this is a good value right bank wine from a fabulous vintage. Oui oui.

Inky dark in color. The nose is barnyard funk and dark fruit. The palate features lush dark cherry, french oak, strawberry, cinnamon, and rhubarb. Moderate plus acid in the finish with commensurate chewy tannins. Well balance from start to finish, this is a good value right bank wine from a fabulous vintage. Oui oui.

Jul 28th, 2019
James Gerhart

Christmas wine served with tenderloin steak. Reminds me how great Bordeaux can be if you spend a few extra $$$. Delicious and memorable.

Christmas wine served with tenderloin steak. Reminds me how great Bordeaux can be if you spend a few extra $$$. Delicious and memorable.

Jan 18th, 2019
Daniel Layfield

Delicious Bordeaux, not too heavy but holds up

Delicious Bordeaux, not too heavy but holds up

Nov 19th, 2018
Robert Weber

Robert had this 2 years ago

Robert had this 2 years ago

Mar 28th, 2022
Mary Nelson

Mary had this 3 years ago

Mary had this 3 years ago

Feb 17th, 2021
Mike Dodson

Mike had this 3 years ago

Mike had this 3 years ago

Dec 31st, 2020
Vijay Patel

Vijay had this 4 years ago

Vijay had this 4 years ago

Nov 15th, 2019