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2022 has a bold and expressive bouquet, full of crushed berry, black cherry, and blueberry aromas. These fruit aromas are beautifully accented by hints of candied violets, melted chocolate, licorice, caramel, and cinnamon. A very complex and powerful nose. It is full body and creamy yet beautifully balanced with a fantastic finish revealing hints of spice. Petrus is an iconic Pomerol wine and one of the most recognized and sought-after around the world.
$5,999.00
Critical Acclaim
James Suckling
97-98 Points, James Suckling, jamessuckling.com: "Very structured LFP with black berry, chocolate, walnut and spice character. Full yet fresh with tannic tension and energy in the finish. One for the cellar. 96.5% merlot, 3% cabernet franc and 0.5% petit verdot." 04/23
Antonio Galloni
96-98 Points, Antonio Galloni, Vinous, Vinous: "The 2022 Petrus is a complex, vibrant wine that I can only describe as wonderfully alive in the glass. At this stage, the 2022 is distinctly red-toned leaning, with lively floral and citrus accents that lend freshness. Silky tannins give an air of grace to a Petrus that impresses with its total finesse and class. Harvest took place from September 1 to 7, a compact window relative to the 10-14 days that are typical here. Technical Director Olivier Berrouet opted to extend maceration times from 16 to 21 days, but with a diminished volume of pumpovers. Berrouet added that he may ultimately choose for shorter élevage in oak. Today, the 2022 Petrus is pretty special. That much is very clear." 4/23
Wine Advocate
96-98 Poiints, William Kelley, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2022 Pétrus has turned out brilliantly, bursting with aromas of mulberries, cherries, raspberries and violets, followed by a full-bodied, rich and fleshy palate that's ample and enveloping, its succulent core of fruit entirely concealing its sweet structuring tannins. Concluding with a long, resonant finish, its purity of fruit and structural suavity are deceptively effortless, but in reality result from incredible attention to detail in a vintage like this. Olivier Berrouet felt that maturity hadn't yet been attained by late August, picking a little later, with the core of the vineyard harvested on September sixth and seventh. Low yields and elevated concentration led him to reduce pumping over but prolong vatting, letting the wine take its time to come together. While I don't think it will quite rival the brilliant 2020 (time will tell!), it is a superb achievement and remarkably harmonious for such an extreme vintage." 4/23