2019 Chateau La Fleur Gazin Pomerol

2019 Chateau La Fleur Gazin Pomerol

2019 Chateau La Fleur Gazin Pomerol The vineyard management and vinification are carried out traditionally and with great care, producing a plump, supple, fleshy wine with ripe fruit and silky tannins.

95 James Suckling: The texture to this is so polished and refined with chocolate, hazelnuts and dark fruit. It’s full-bodied, yet so refined and pretty.

94 Wine Enthusiast: This is a serious, rich wine that’s packed with black fruits and dense tannins. Richly endowed with both fruit and tannins, the wine is sure to age well.

93 Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate: Displaying a deep garnet-purple color, the 2019 Lafleur-Gazin gives up bright, fresh notes of crushed black cherries, blackberries and newly collected blueberries with nuances of cassia, lilacs, oolong tea and forest floor. The medium to full-bodied palate delivers loads of mouth-coating fresh black berry notions, supported by plush tannins and a lively line, finishing long and fragrant. Pretty wine!

92 Decanter: Coffee, black chocolate, slate and clearly defined berry fruits. This is enjoyable, a little soft through the finish suggesting medium rather than long term drinking, but with a ton of Pomerol typicity and pleasure along the way.

91 Jeb Dunnuck: The 2019 Château Lafleur-Gazin showed nicely, with an elegant, seamless, classy style as well as textbook Pomerol notes of ripe red and black fruits, tobacco leaf, damp earth, and a hint of chocolate. Playing in the more elegant, seamless side of the spectrum, it still has solid mid-palate depth and outstanding length. It will drink nicely for at least 15 years. Best after 2022.