Château Lafleur 2006

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Format: 75 cl
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Description
Château Lafleur est une petite propriété située face à Pétrus. Les sols profonds, riches en cailloux et en fer, offrent des rendements très bas aux quatre hectares de vignes qui donnent vie à l'assemblage (50% merlot, 50% cabernet franc). L'élevage prend place en barriques (50% de bois neuf) et dure 18 mois. Château Lafleur offre un profil aromatique expressif et spectaculaire qui en fait l'un des grands vins de Bordeaux.
Détails:
Producteur: Château Lafleur
Région: Bordeaux
Appellation: Pomerol
Millésime: 2006
Volume (en cl): 75
Couleur: Rouge
Notes de dégustation

Wineadvocate

The 2006 Lafleur, which I had not tasted from bottle prior to this visit, merits 95 points. One of the vintate’s most brilliant wines, this blend of 61% Merlot and 39% Cabernet Franc is neither as dense nor complete as the 2008, but it is structured, closed, and austere (as are many 2006s at present). It reveals a plum/purple color along with a beautifully sweet nose of black and red fruits intermixed with incense as well as a steely/iron-like smell. More open on the palate than the 2008, with more obvious spice and earthy undertones, this powerful Lafleur should be drinkable in 5-7 years, and will last for three decades.

Vinous

Good full, deep red. Brooding aromas of black cherry, cherry pit and licorice, plus a note that reminded me of a liqueur of flowers. Sweet, chewy and very ripe, but with restraint and focus to the youthful, mineral-driven flavors of dark fruits, licorice and pepper. This shows the cooler, medicinal cast of a classic young Lafleur and although almost surprisingly silky now, this really calls for extended cellaring. - ST 05/2009