Petrus 2009 1.5L

Petrus 2009 1.5L
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Region:  Pomerol, Bordeaux


Blend: 100% Merlot


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Château Pétrus 2009 is an extraordinary wine that captivates with its depth and complexity. Its color is a deep, opaque ruby, hinting at the intensity that lies within. The nose is an exquisite bouquet of dark fruits, including blackberries, blackcurrants, and plums, intertwined with nuances of violets, truffles, and cedar. On the palate, it offers a harmonious blend of power and finesse. The velvety tannins provide structure and support to the concentrated flavors of ripe berries, dark chocolate, and hints of spice. The wine unfolds gracefully, revealing layers of depth and intricacy, leading to a long and lingering finish that leaves a lasting impression. Château Pétrus 2009 is a masterpiece that exemplifies the pinnacle of winemaking artistry, showcasing the exceptional terroir of Pomerol and the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into every bottle.


Robert Parker - 100 Points

"Medium to deep garnet colored, the 2009 Petrus gives up glorious scents of preserved plums, redcurrant jelly, dried rose petals, blackberry compote and mulberries with touches of licorice, Chinese five spice and fragrant earth. Full, rich, plushly textured and oh-so-decadent, it reveals layer upon layer of spice box, black fruit and ferrous notions, finishing long and fragrant."


Antonio Galloni - 98 Points

"The 2009 Petrus has a delineated and focused bouquet with subtle fireside hearth/ash-like scents infusing the sensual red fruit, hints of Earl Grey emerging with time in the glass. The palate is very well balanced with fine tannin, demonstrating a little more backbone than the 2009 Le Pin. Just a tad more grip, possibly due to some Cabernet Franc lends another dimension towards the persistent finish. You could possibly broach this now with decanting but it needs another year or two. Profound. Tasted blind at Farr Vintners’ 2009 Bordeaux tasting."

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