Croix de Certan Pomerol 2017
Pomerol AOC
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Directly across from £2,000 Le Pin and nestled between Vieux Château Certan and Pétrus, Certan de May is a first-class Pomerol estate. Made in limited quantities, their second wine offers an affordable taste of brilliance.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium Bodied
- Fine wine
France- Deep Crimson
- Merlot-based blend
- 10.125 Units
- 13.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2029
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Silky smooth, brimming with ripe plum and raspberry, layered with pencil shavings and a whisper of truffle
Allergy information
Contains Egg, Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Pomerol is home to arguably the greatest Merlot in the world and some of Bordeaux’s most expensive reds. Le Pin and Pétrus are the most famous – but nestled nearby is the lesser-known, yet equally superb, Château Certan de May.
Croix de Certan is the second wine of Château Certan de May, made with grapes from some of the estate’s younger vines. Created in limited quantities since the 2015 vintage, it offers the depth and character of its big brother but in a more fruit-forward style.
The wine is made under the guidance of Jean-Claude Berrouet – who is also the winemaker behind the legendary Pétrus. It’s mostly Merlot, backed by the two Cabernets, and matured in the same French oak barrels used for the Grand Vin.
Pomerol is home to arguably the greatest Merlot in the world and some of Bordeaux’s most expensive reds. Le Pin and Pétrus are the most famous – but nestled nearby is the lesser-known, yet equally superb, Château Certan de May.
Croix de Certan is the second wine of Château Certan de May, made with grapes from some of the estate’s younger vines. Created in limited quantities since the 2015 vintage, it offers the depth and character of its big brother but in a more fruit-forward style.
The wine is made under the guidance of Jean-Claude Berrouet – who is also the winemaker behind the legendary Pétrus. It’s mostly Merlot, backed by the two Cabernets, and matured in the same French oak barrels used for the Grand Vin.
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