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Château La Fleur de Gay 2010
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Château La Fleur de Gay 2010

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Parker | 91
J. Robinson | 16.5
Wine Spectator | 93
R. Gabriel | 18
J. Suckling | 93
Vinous Neal Martin | 89
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    Marks and reviews

    16

    /20

    Vinum

    Seductive and floral in style, with smooth, polished tannins and a fresh finish that is unfortunately a bit burning.

    93

    /100

    Robert Parker

    Robert M. Parker, Jr.

    A pretty, elegant wine that is 100% Merlot but a very limited production (around 700–800 cases in most years), the 2010 displays good integration of oak and mulberry, plum and black raspberry fruit intermixed with some licorice, underbrush, vanillin and spice box. This is a voluptuously textured, round, seductive style of Pomerol to drink over the next 12–15 years.

    93

    /100

    Wine Spectator

    James Molesworth

    This is on a different pitch, with intensely aromatic blueberry, loganberry and blackberry fruit flavors laced with mouthwatering charcoal and graphite notes. Gorgeous ganache and black tea accents fill in the finish, while allspice and singed alder take over on the aftertaste. Shows serious cut and drive. Best from 2016 through 2026. 750 cases made.

    93

    /100

    James Suckling

    Coffee, cranberries, crushed juniper and plums. Full and with chewy tannins on the palate. It’s juicy and intense with a lovely depth of fruit and an intense finish. So good already. Try from 2017.

    16

    /20

    Jancis Robinson

    Jancis Robinson

    Sweet and perfumed – a bit tarty. Thick and sweet. Flattering but not noble. (JR)

    93

    /100

    Jeff Leve

    Leve Jeff

    Dried flowers, cherries, cocoa, and truffles, all wrapped up in silky textures with a chalky finish. Only 1,000 cases are produced from the estate’s oldest vines. This is their best vintage until 2022. Drink from 2023–2035.

    93

    /100

    Andreas Larsson

    Andreas Larsson

    Dark inky core. Modern roasted nose of new oak, espresso and dark berries. The palate is dense with a firm backbone, layers of blackberry and cassis flavours, rounded and opulent with a long finish.

    18

    /20

    Weinwisser

    Deep purple. Already on the nose, beautifully delicate, with a hint of cassis, a touch of vanilla, and a fine, even sweetness. On the palate, almost delicate and dancing, very well balanced. There are few rich 2010 Pomerols that come across with such elegance.

    18

    /20

    René Gabriel

    Deep purple, dense at the core, with garnet glints at the rim. Already on the nose, a lovely delicacy: a touch of cassis, a hint of vanilla, with a finely supported, harmonious sweetness. On the palate, almost delicate, dancing, beautifully balanced. Few Pomerols display such richness with such elegance in this blockbuster vintage.

    19

    /20

    André Kunz

    (100% Merlot) Lush, sweet, fruity bouquet with chocolate, raisins, dried fruit, toasted notes. Velvety, quite opulent palate with sweet, powerful fruit, fine tannins, velvety structure, powerful, sweet, dark aromatics, very long, full finish. 19/20 2018 - 2038

    16

    /20

    Bettane+Desseauve

    Roasted nose, lovely substance behind it with a very fine grain and just the right depth. A wine built for ageing.

    92

    /100

    Le Figaro Vin

    Supple and round, easy, with a beautiful core, very suave.

    87

    /100

    Jean-Marc Quarin

    Jean-Marc Quarin

    Beautiful color. Discreet nose, then truffled. Soft palate, but a bit slack as often. Cherry flavor at the attack, then the oak takes over on the finish. The transition doesn’t come together well in the mid-palate. Normal length.

    Description

    The aromatic expression of a Pomerol red wine

    The property

    Owned by the Raynaud-Lebreton family and with origins dating back to 1477, the Château La Fleur de Gay is located on the medieval road from Saint-Émilion to Guitres. The property is located on what was the historic village of Pomerol, the hamlet of Pignon, north of the appellation.

    The vineyard

    The vineyard of Château La Fleur de Gay extends over 2 hectares of vines and benefits from a very large typical Pomerol terroir. The vines are located on 3 plots of the high terrace of the appellation.

    Grape varieties

    Merlot, cabernet franc.

    Château La Fleur de Gay 2010
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