Château Trotanoy Pomerol Red Bordeaux Blend 2010

$335

Think of this wine as the 1998 on steroids! This wine has put on considerable weight. It is full-bodied, masculine (as most vintages of Trotanoy tend to be), with loads of earthy, foresty notes intermixed with black and red fruits, a meaty, almost charcuterie note to it, an inky/purple color, some sweetness on the attack...The texture is layered, the purity impressive, and the overall symmetry, balance and integration of all of the wine's building blocks are flawless. Robert Parker

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Ratings on Delectable

Rich Reader Delectable Pro

Visiting with Aram.

Visiting with Aram.

9.1

Philippe Thibault Delectable Pro

90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc. 100% delicious

90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc. 100% delicious

Joe DAscoli

Paired well with steak.

Paired well with steak.

9.6

Joe DAscoli

Decanted for about 4-5 hours. Paired with grass fed wagyu steak. Delicious.

Decanted for about 4-5 hours. Paired with grass fed wagyu steak. Delicious.

9.6

Thijs Hendriks

Still young

Still young

9.8

Joe DAscoli

Best with a lot of decanting and food. Sit for about 4 hours and then still needed time and air.

Best with a lot of decanting and food. Sit for about 4 hours and then still needed time and air.

9.5

John Van Trijp

Magmum

Magmum

9.9

Joe DAscoli

Quite a good mistake after all. Won at auction by mistake. Opened around 2pm. Incredible nose. Like sweet summer strawberries and raspberries mixed up. Then drank it slowly through dinner of prime strip steak. Fantastic.

Quite a good mistake after all. Won at auction by mistake. Opened around 2pm. Incredible nose. Like sweet summer strawberries and raspberries mixed up. Then drank it slowly through dinner of prime strip steak. Fantastic.

9.4

Jessica Gilmore

So smooth

So smooth

10

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