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LOT 13

Lot 13

CHÂTEAU LAFLEUR 2004 (3) WA 95

CHÂTEAU LAFLEUR 2004 (3) WA 95
Lot 13 Details
CHÂTEAU LAFLEUR 2004

Pomerol.
1 x scuffed label.

I absolutely adored the Château Lafleur 2004 when I first tasted it from barrel. Now with a decade on the clock, it is beginning to truly fulfil its promise as one of the wines of that vintage. It has a deep garnet hue. The nose demonstrates a sense of energy married with outstanding delineation: blackberry, blueberry and freshly shaved black truffle. The palate is extremely focused and tense, the acidity perfectly judged, and though the growing season perhaps curtails the sustain on the finish, there is coolness and a nonchalance here that is captivating. There remains some adolescent broodiness here, but give it another 3-4 years and you will have a great Pomerol and a great Lafleur on your hands. Tasted February 2015. June 2016 Drink: 2017-2035 WA 95

3 bts.    per lot $1,500 - $1,700

Realised: $1,728
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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