Pomerol Bordeaux Wine

The Pomerol appellation is located on the right bank of the Dordogne River. It is one of the most prestigious in Bordeaux, home to some of the most impressive wine names such as Pétrus, Lafleur-Pétrus, and Le Pin. But there are many other opportunities to discover Pomerol wines at more reasonable prices. Nénin, Vray Croix de Gay, Gazin, Gouprie.

Characteristics of Pomerol Wines

Pomerol wines are very expressive aromatically, generally with notes of red and black fruits, truffle, leather, and sometimes violet. On the palate, you will immediately notice the fullness and balance of these fine wines. The tannic structure is often more supple than that of wines from the left bank, allowing them to be enjoyed from a younger age. Of course, their aging potential is also remarkable.

Pomerol Wine Grape Varieties

Pomerol wines are primarily made from Merlot, which represents approximately 80% of the blends. This grape variety gives aromas of red and black fruits, plum and cherry, but also all the supple, round and silky texture that characterizes Pomerol. The remaining 20% ​​is shared between Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc in a lesser proportion. The Cabernet Franc brings among other things structure that can possibly be lacking with only Merlot and the Cabernet Franc will also bring structure but also this hint of spice that charms Pomerol so much.