Château Pontet-Canet 2004
Un vino tinto de Pauillac con aromas persistentes
Quinto crecimiento clasificado producido en la denominación de origen Pauillac, Château Pontet-Canet se beneficia de un viñedo de 81 hectáreas. Con una edad media de 40 a 45 años, las vides están plantadas en suelos gravelados del cuaternario. El vino es envejecido durante un promedio de 16 meses en barricas de roble (60% de las cuales son nuevas).
El château Pontet-Canet 2004 tiene un color rojo profundo, incluso casi opaco. Intenso, la nariz combina especias, complejidad y refinamiento, desarrollando aromas de frutas rojas y negras (moras, guindas), regaliz, café y vainilla. Si el ataque en la boca es completo, la evolución es larga y sabrosa. El vino ofrece un final con taninos jugosos, así como una hermosa persistencia aromática.
Parker : 92 / 100
J. Robinson : 17 / 20
J. Robinson : 17 / 20
Wine Advocate-Parker :
Tasted at the Pontet-Canet vertical in London, it seems clear that the 2004 Château Pontet-Canet is predestined to always fall under the shadow of the 2005. Don't overlook this gem. The bouquet delivers pure blackberry, pencil lead and tobacco notes that are more generous than the 2005 at the moment--open for business, you might say. There is an element of dried herbs here, a hint of black tar. The palate is medium-bodied and quite sturdy in the mouth, the tannins perhaps abrasive when juxtaposed against the 2005, however they are couched in unexpectedly intense earthy black fruit that frame a tannic finish. If you hanker for a sumptuous Pontet-Canet, then opt for 2003 or 2009, but if your predilection is for a more classic Pauillac, then 2004 Pontet-Canet fits the bill. Undoubtedly a great wine from Alfred Tesseron for the vintage, I would start, broaching bottles now but keep a stash back for 4-5 years' time when those tannins have softened. Tasted February 2016.
Tasted at the Pontet-Canet vertical in London, it seems clear that the 2004 Château Pontet-Canet is predestined to always fall under the shadow of the 2005. Don't overlook this gem. The bouquet delivers pure blackberry, pencil lead and tobacco notes that are more generous than the 2005 at the moment--open for business, you might say. There is an element of dried herbs here, a hint of black tar. The palate is medium-bodied and quite sturdy in the mouth, the tannins perhaps abrasive when juxtaposed against the 2005, however they are couched in unexpectedly intense earthy black fruit that frame a tannic finish. If you hanker for a sumptuous Pontet-Canet, then opt for 2003 or 2009, but if your predilection is for a more classic Pauillac, then 2004 Pontet-Canet fits the bill. Undoubtedly a great wine from Alfred Tesseron for the vintage, I would start, broaching bottles now but keep a stash back for 4-5 years' time when those tannins have softened. Tasted February 2016.
BurdeosPauillac
- Alcohol
- 13
- Grape varieties
- Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot/Cabernet Franc/Petit Verdot
- Dessert wine
- No
- Environment
- Agricultura Racional
- J. Robinson
- 17
- J. Suckling
- 91
- R. Gabriel
- 17
- Wine Spectator
- 93
- Country
- Francia
- Wine certification
- AOC
- Vineyard
- Médoc
- Regiones
- Burdeos
- Denominación
- Pauillac
- Color
- Tinto
- Productor
- Château Pontet-Canet
- Clasificación
- 5e cru classé
- Parker
- 92
- Alérgeno
- Contiene sulfitos
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