Château Pontet-Canet 2006 - Vin rouge - Appellation Pauillac

2006

5ème Grand Cru Classé en 1855
Pauillac - Rouge

2006

94 /100

Wine Advocate

★★★

Hachette

16 /20

Robinson J.

17,5 /20

RVF

93 /100

Wine Spec.

93 /100

J.Suckling

109 ^{,00 € TTC}	la bouteille par 2	-9%
120 ^{,00 € TTC}	la bouteille

Formats

Carton de 1 bouteille (75cl)

Quantité

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Appellation	Pauillac
Classement	5ème Grand Cru Classé en 1855
Superficie	81 ha
Encépagement	Cabernet Sauvignon 62% - Merlot 32% - Cabernet Franc 4% - Petit Verdot 2%
Age moyen des vignes	43 ans
Sols et sous-sol	Graves du quaternaire
Elevage	Barriques neuves à 50 % durant 16 mois

Parker	94 sur 100
Hachette	2 sur 3
Jancis Robinson	16,0 sur 20
RVF	17,5 sur 20
Wine Spectator	93 sur 100
James Suckling	93 sur 100
Commentaire	The 2006 is a wine to stockpile, especially for those in their thirties and forties as it needs another decade to reach maturity, after which it should keep for 30+ years. This vineyard, just south of Mouton Rothschild, has produced an opaque bluish/purple-colored 2006 with an extraordinarily pure nose of graphite, charcoal, sweet creme de cassis, and a hint of scorched earth. Incredible concentration, stunning richness, and a 60-second finish result in a wine that transcends the vintage as well as this estate’s 1855 classification. This enormously endowed, modern day classic is a legend in the making. Anticipated maturity: 2018-2050+. Enormous credit is due proprietor Alfred Tesseron for turning things around at this estate in 1994, and continuing to produce first-growth level wines. Pontet-Canet is one of the few bio-dynamically farmed vineyards in the Medoc, and Tesseron is such a perfectionist in both the vineyard and wine cellars that his nickname among other bordelais is “Monsieur Bonsai.”

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depuis 150 ans

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Appellation	Pauillac
Classement	5ème Grand Cru Classé en 1855
Superficie	81 ha
Encépagement	Cabernet Sauvignon 62% - Merlot 32% - Cabernet Franc 4% - Petit Verdot 2%
Age moyen des vignes	43 ans
Sols et sous-sol	Graves du quaternaire
Elevage	Barriques neuves à 50 % durant 16 mois

Parker	94 sur 100
Hachette	2 sur 3
Jancis Robinson	16,0 sur 20
RVF	17,5 sur 20
Wine Spectator	93 sur 100
James Suckling	93 sur 100
Commentaire	The 2006 is a wine to stockpile, especially for those in their thirties and forties as it needs another decade to reach maturity, after which it should keep for 30+ years. This vineyard, just south of Mouton Rothschild, has produced an opaque bluish/purple-colored 2006 with an extraordinarily pure nose of graphite, charcoal, sweet creme de cassis, and a hint of scorched earth. Incredible concentration, stunning richness, and a 60-second finish result in a wine that transcends the vintage as well as this estate’s 1855 classification. This enormously endowed, modern day classic is a legend in the making. Anticipated maturity: 2018-2050+. Enormous credit is due proprietor Alfred Tesseron for turning things around at this estate in 1994, and continuing to produce first-growth level wines. Pontet-Canet is one of the few bio-dynamically farmed vineyards in the Medoc, and Tesseron is such a perfectionist in both the vineyard and wine cellars that his nickname among other bordelais is “Monsieur Bonsai.”