Tasting Notes
Wine Advocate 88
Tasted from the chateau reserves with estate manager Vincent Priou. The Beauregard 2004 has an attractive nose: red-berried fruits, wild hedgerow with just a hint of cooked meats. The palate is finely balanced, nice poise, good acidity, showing more elegance than previous vintages, more feminine and pure. This is not a complex Pomerol. There are touches of soy towards the finish. This should drink quite early but again, is well crafted. Tasted September 2009.
JancisRobinson.com 16.0
Animal. Gamey. Fills the palate. Not TOO furry. Should please modernists. Not bad – and certainly not mean.
Anticipated maturity: 2010-2015
