Chateau Clos L'Eglise, Pomerol, 2000, 75cl

Price per paragraph at 6 fl.

6.570,00 kr

1.095,00 kr each

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Château Clos L’Eglise 2000 is one of the vintage's most acclaimed Pomerol wines, widely described as a monumental and deeply complex wine. It presents a dark colour and offers intense aromas of caramelized red and black fruits, toffee, smoke, sweet cherries, chocolate, and espresso.

On the palate, it is fully ripe, rich, concentrated, and velvety, with nuances of plums, espresso, smoke, thyme, and dark cherries, along with a hint of cocoa on the finish. The texture is described as opulent, full-bodied, and elegant, with impressive length and depth.

The wine is considered to be at or near its optimal drinking window but still has potential for further cellaring.

A powerful, complex, and luxurious Pomerol – perfect for grand dinners and collectors of classic Bordeaux.

Format: 6 x 75cl

6 x 75cl

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About the wine

Wine: Chateau Clos L'Eglise, Pomerol, 2000, 75cl

Type: Red

Size: 75 cl

Manufacturer: Clos L'Eglise

Country: France

Region: Bordeaux

Classification: Pomerol

Alcohol (%): 13.5

Bottles per Box: 6

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96 /100

“Seven years ago I said this was a monumental wine, and at two different recent tastings, it was a true star of the vintage. Its stunning dark plum color offers up notes of caramelized red and black fruits, toffee, smoke, Asian plum sauce, sweet cherries, chocolate, and espresso. Its spectacular aromatics do not disappoint on the palate, as this multi-dimensional, highly complex, opulent wine seems to have hit a magical point in its evolution. Full-bodied, and concentrated, there is no issue with drinking this dazzling effort now, but those who own it can certainly cellar it for another 15 or more years. Bravo!”

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