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19 Rene Gabriel
trinken ( - 2025)
19 Rene Gabriel
trinken ( - 2025)
96 Wine Spectator
Big and juicy, with loads of ripe fruit and big velvet tannins. Full, round and gorgeous. Fantastic. Soft with sweeter fruit. Lovely texture. Always a beauty. '89/'90 Bordeaux non-blind horizontal. Drink now. –JS .
96 Wine Spectator
Big and juicy, with loads of ripe fruit and big velvet tannins. Full, round and gorgeous. Fantastic. Soft with sweeter fruit. Lovely texture. Always a beauty. '89/'90 Bordeaux non-blind horizontal. Drink now. –JS .
93 Robert Parker
The 1989 Château L'Eglise-Clinet continues to shine at 27 years of age and this was certainly a better example than several that I have tasted in the last two or three years. It has a very complex nose, this bottle one of the most backward that I have encountered: red berry fruit, black truffle, crushed violets and sage aromas, a hint of warm tar emerging with time. The palate is extremely well balanced, still quite youthful and structured—a Pomerol that you have to learn to love (although trust me, it is worth the effort). This example suggests that it still has many years ahead, such is its substance and length. This was always a brilliant wine from Denis Durantou, a Pomerol that wears its heart on its sleeve. Long may it shine. Tasted January 2016. <br/>
93 Robert Parker
The 1989 Château L'Eglise-Clinet continues to shine at 27 years of age and this was certainly a better example than several that I have tasted in the last two or three years. It has a very complex nose, this bottle one of the most backward that I have encountered: red berry fruit, black truffle, crushed violets and sage aromas, a hint of warm tar emerging with time. The palate is extremely well balanced, still quite youthful and structured—a Pomerol that you have to learn to love (although trust me, it is worth the effort). This example suggests that it still has many years ahead, such is its substance and length. This was always a brilliant wine from Denis Durantou, a Pomerol that wears its heart on its sleeve. Long may it shine. Tasted January 2016. <br/>
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Château L'Eglise Clinet

Derrière son statut de ténor de l’appellation Pomerol, le Château L’Eglise-Clinet cache un vignoble d’assez faible envergure, limité à quelque 5,5 hectares plantés de merlot et de cabernet franc. Perché sur le fameux plateau de Pomerol, ce terroir argilo-graveleux favorise l’émergence du style maison, incarné par des vins concentrés d’une belle complexité aromatique. Le niveau qualitatif de L’Eglise-Clinet fait des bonds en avant d’un millésime sur l’autre. Le grand vin, L’Eglise-Clinet, illustre à merveille l’appellation avec sa structure, sa densité et ses proportions classiques. La Petite Eglise sort également des chais du domaine mais ne se positionne pas comme son second vin, Denis Durantou préférant y voir l’expression du terroir sablo-graveleux sur lequel sont sises certaines parcelles. Montlandrie, assemblage de merlot, cabernet franc et cabernet-sauvignon, trouve ses origines dans le terroir argilo-calcaire de son domaine des Côtes de Castillon.