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Petrus - Pomerol 2015

Petrus est un vin de la région viticole de Pomerol près de Bordeaux, dont il a l'appellation. Bien que les vins de Pomerol n'aient jamais été classés, Petrus est considéré comme l'un des plus grands bordeaux au même titre que les grands crus du Médoc. Le domaine Petrus tire son nom du lieu-dit Petrus. Tout d'abord propriété de la famille Arnaud, le domaine est en partie acheté par une Libournaise, Mme Loubat, en 1925, puis acquis par celle-ci dans sa totalité en 1945. Pour concurrencer les grands vins de Médoc, Mme Loubat œuvre pour tirer le meilleur parti de son terroir. En 1961, Mme Lacoste et M. Lignac, nièce et neveu de Mme Loubat, héritent du domaine. Quelques années plus tard, M. Lignac cède ses parts au négociant libournais et partenaire de Petrus Jean-Pierre Moueix, qui a beaucoup œuvré pour la renommée internationale du cru (notamment en le faisant connaître aux Kennedy). Depuis 2001, le domaine appartient à son fils Jean-François Moueix et c'est Christian Moueix, son autre fils, qui en assure la gestion jusqu'en 2008. Le vin est élaboré par l'œnologue Jean-Claude Berrouet. Ce dernier a cédé sa place fin 2008 à son fils Olivier Berrouet. La direction générale est assurée par le fils de Jean-François Moueix, Jean Moueix, depuis 2014. La surface du vignoble est de 11,4 ha avec une densité de 6000 pieds/ha. Il est constitué d'un plateau qui s’étend au nord-est de Libourne et jusqu’à la limite ouest de Saint-Émilion. Le sol se compose d'un pourcentage élevé d'argile riche en fer, beaucoup plus que dans les propriétés environnantes. L'encépagement est constitué de 100 % de merlot avec des vignes ayant une moyenne d'âge élevée, de plus de 35 ans. L'administration du domaine apporte un soin tout particulier pour maximiser la qualité de la récolte. Les raisins sont vendangés à maturité optimale en deux après-midis après évaporation des rosées matinales. Après tri optique, extraction douce et pressage, la fermentation est conduite en cuves béton thermorégulées. Le vin est élaboré à partir de merlot, les pieds de cabernet franc ayant été arrachés après les vendanges de 2010. L’élevage de 12 à 16 mois est effectué en barriques neuves (50%). Très séducteur, le vin est caractérisé par une grande élégance, par une couleur intense, un nez complexe et puissant, un fruit particulièrement opulent. Il se conserve 25 ans et plus dans les grandes années. La production annuelle est d’environ 30.000 bouteilles. Vin devenu mythique, de qualité très régulière et premier de sa prestigieuse appellation.

Couleur Rouge
Appellation Pomerol
Millesime 2015
Contenance Bouteille (75 cl)
Vinous
Vinous
    94

byNeal Martinthe7/16/2025

The 2015 Petrus is elegant, pure and almost Burgundian on the nose. This has plush, superbly delineated red fruit aromas mixed with blood orange and wilted rose petals. The palate is medium-bodied with a velvety texture that caresses the mouth. There's a little more extraction perhaps. It's more modern in style but this pulls it off. Tasted blind at the 2015 Bordeaux Ten-Year-On tasting.

Vinous
Vinous
    98

byNeal Martinthe7/10/2019

The 2015 Petrus has a fresh, detailed yet quite understated bouquet of black fruit, pencil box, smoke and light tarry aromas - very succinct and classy. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin, and linear and quite strict in style, which might explain why I knocked off a point compared to my note in January 2018. But it gently builds in intensity to a grippy, graphite-infused finish with that subtle Japanese seaweed tincture I observed previously. Classic in style, this will benefit from several years in bottle. Excellent. Tasted blind at the Southwold 2015 Bordeaux tasting.

Wine Advocate
Wine Advocate
    98

byNeal Martinthe3/2/2018

The 2015 Petrus was bottled in July 2017 according to Olivier Berrouet. Deep in color, it has a very fragrant bouquet that takes time to open, eventually offering scents of blackberry, briary, cold stone and iris with hint of hoisin and black pepper, all beautifully defined and very succinct. The palate is supremely well balanced with a saline, quite spicy entry with edgy tannin. There is enormous depth here and it manifests an enigmatic marine influence with time, touches of Japanese nori and sea salt. It fans out wonderfully on the finish although it is not a powerful, burly Petrus, rather one that is sophisticated and refined. The 2015 will be up there with the greats although only time will tell if it will reach perfection. Anticipated maturity: 2025 - 2055. 

Vinous
Vinous
    97

byAntonio Gallonithe2/27/2018

Powerful and brooding as a young wine from barrel, the 2015 Pétrus has developed exquisite finesse and nuance to play off its natural concentration. Winemaker Oliver Berrouet has always spoken of small berry size as one of the signatures of 2015. To be sure, there is plenty of textural richness and overall intensity. At the same time, the 2015 exudes tons of freshness and vibrancy. Berrouet gave the 2015 18 months in French oak, 50% new. Quite simply, the 2015 is a stratospheric wine with a very bright future.

Wine Advocate
Wine Advocate
    100

byLisa Perrotti-Brownthe2/22/2018

When I asked winemaker Olivier Berrouet about his greatest challenges in 2015, he replied, “Our biggest challenge is to avoid all the temptations you can have in the vineyard and in the cellar. You can go too far. With our job, if you go too far, you can’t go back. Little steps are best.” His comments eloquently explain the immense pressure of handling a seemingly pressure-less vintage like 2015 in Pomerol. But, with the devil in all the many details that are involved in the pursuit of wine perfection, if anyone has that devil by the horns, it is this incredibly talented young winemaker. Medium to deep garnet-purple in color, the 2015 Petrus (bottled in mid-July 2017) opens in its own time to reveal crushed black cherries, warm plums, mulberries and cedar chest suggestions with touches of anise, lavender, beef drippings and wild thyme plus a waft of crushed rocks. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the palate with generous, exuberant, wonderfully layered red, black and perfumed blue fruits contrasted beautifully by very ripe, very fine-grained and very firm tannins plus an ethereal line of seamless acid, finishing long and minerally. Olivier Berrouet and his team have knocked it out of the park in 2015. Look for this Pétrus to build and unfold over the next 20 years and confidently cellar this legend for 40+ years.

Wine Spectator
Wine Spectator
    96

byJames Molesworththe2/15/2018

Reserved right now, but there is a well of blackberry, boysenberry and plum coulis flavors in reserve here, infused with black tea, anise and singed spice elements. Remarkably silky, elegant and extremely long, this unfurls ever so slowly in the glass, beguiling with texture and fruit purity. Best from 2022 through 2042. 2,500 cases made.  –JM

Jamessuckling.com
Jamessuckling.com
    100

byJames Sucklingthe2/12/2018

The aromas to this are a reference for Pomerol with truffles, black olives, black licorice and dark fruit. Even brown sugar. Full-bodied, layered and multi-dimensional. Chocolate underlines the character above. The perfect tannin texture, length and balance make you think you're dreaming. All about harmony and beauty. Love to taste it now but needs at least five or six years.

Decanter.com
Decanter.com
    100

byJane Ansonthe1/26/2018

There is so much going on with Petrus in 2015 that you should just pull up a chair and relax, don't expect to be going anywhere soon. Aromatic persistency keeps reaching in, pulling you further alongside. There is a soft quality to the tannins that allows the black fruit to be both juicy and sweet. High alcohol is balanced by freshness - a pH of 3.5 is relatively rare on these sticky clay soils - unleashing waves of flavour, including bergamot, smoky tea, black olives and rich cherry. The persistency is crazy - I had to get my notes back out two or three times to take down additional flavours because it just kept giving something more. And it makes you smile! What more do you want? Bottled in June, but will not be sent out to customers until April 2018. 50% new oak.

Jamessuckling.com
Jamessuckling.com
    100

byJames Sucklingthe6/14/2016

Château Pétrus A wine that makes me dream and touches my soul. Such amazing purity and density yet the tannins and acidity are in perfect balance. The freshness and quality tannins are second to none. It’s a redefinition of some of the great Pétrus, such as 1971 and 1961, that didn’t have the precision or clarity of today. 100 points

Wine Advocate
Wine Advocate
    98-100

byNeal Martinthe5/29/2016

The 2015 Petrus is, of course, 100% Merlot picked between September 15-29 , although the secateurs were only used on six of those days with a majority coming toward the end of that period. Olivier Berrouet told me that it will be matured in 50% new oak. It has an extremely precise, controlled bouquet with crystalline red and black fruit. This is not a powerful or intense bouquet, but beguilingly pretty. It is crystalline and I detected more mineralité than in recent vintages, perhaps because there is less puppy fat. The palate is beautifully balanced, completely harmonious, underpinned by filigree tannin that assert a sense of focus and linearity until two-thirds of the way along, whereupon it fans out while maintaining breathtaking clarity. Touches of cracked black pepper and spice lend this Petrus personality and intrigue. Having tasted most legendary Petrus since the 1940s, and tasted here from barrel since 2002, I can only apologize for being so predictable by claiming that this may well nestle among the likes of the Petrus 1950, 1964, 1989 and 1998. Drink 2025-2060

Decanter.com
Decanter.com
    97

byJames Lawther MWthe4/28/2016

The best yet from winemaker Olivier Berrouet (first vintage 2008). 30% of the crop was declassified. Lots of lift and energy. Lively aromatic expression with floral, dark fruit and liquorice notes. Palate ripe, juicy and refreshing, the texture smooth and polished. Structured attack and then great depth and persistence. Powerful but with charm.2025-2050

The Wine Cellar Insider
The Wine Cellar Insider
    100

byJeff Levethe4/27/2016

Violets, lilies and the wrapper of a fine, Cuban cigar appear without the asking and fuse expertly with black and blue fruit, smoke, incense and damp earth. On the palate, this wine is pure eroticism in texture, royal, arousing yet discreet and with an exotic, cherry liqueur, dark chocolate and licorice presence in the finish. There is length, intensity and a deep, decadent endnote that must last at least 60 seconds. Produced from 100% Merlot, the wine reached 14.6% with pH 3.7. The harvest started September 14, finishing September 29. What made this vintage extraordinary for Petrus was the extended hang time, which for most years is close to 45 days. But with the 2015 vintage, the hang time during the harvest took between 50 and 60 days. 99 - 100 Pts

Vinous
Vinous
    95-97

byAntonio Gallonithe4/27/2016

The 2015 Pétrus is dark, brooding and also fiercely tannic, which sets it apart from most Pomerols of the year stylistically. Vertical in feel, the 2015 possesses terrific energy and cut to balance the dark, super-ripe fruit. Winemaker Oliver Berrouet adds that the berries were considerable smaller (about 30%) than normal, which resulted in high skin-to-juice ratios consequently musts with high levels of tannin. The 2015 is a vertical, brooding Pétrus that shows little of the early appeal of so many other wines. Readers will have to be especially patient.

Jancis Robinson
Jancis Robinson
    18,5

byJancis Robinsonthe4/26/2016

Picked 15-29 September. Long period for such a small property! pH 3.7. Not the deepest crimson of the lot. Exotic, super-charming nose. And lovely freshness on the palate. Almost Cabernet Franc-like (very ripe Cabernet Franc)! Hint of decongestant medicine! Something sweet and peppery. Not too big, but super-opulent. Great charm and intensity on the palate. Quite difficult to see the tannins; they emerge only at the end. You shouldn't need to wait too long for this. Wonderful persistence. The most beautiful ink you will ever encounter. Lots of energy. 14.6% Drink 2025-2045

timatkin.com
timatkin.com
    99

byTim Atkin MWthe4/20/2016

Jean-Marc QUARIN
Jean-Marc QUARIN
    18,5

byJean-Marc Quarinthe4/18/2016

Couleur sombre, intense et belle. Nez fin, pur. Nuances de myrtille, cassis, réglisse et cacao. En bouche, c'est un vin en deux temps qui débute doucement et se développe pulpeux, caressant pour devenir plein. Il accélère en seconde partie de bouche en se complexifiant aromatiquement. Longue finale à la texture précise, au grain noble. 100% merlot. Degré d'alcool : 14,5° - pH: 3,65. Rendement : 40hl/ha. Sélection : 70% du premier vin. Durée des vendanges : 15 jours pour 10,5 hectares. Macération plus longue d'une semaine vis-à-vis des pratiques habituelles.

Jamessuckling.com
Jamessuckling.com
    100-100

byJames Sucklingthe4/5/2016

A wine that makes me dream and touches my soul. Such amazing purity and density yet the tannins and acidity are in perfect balance. The freshness and quality tannins is second to none. It’s a redefinition of some of the great Petrus such as 1971 and 1961 that didn’t have the precision or clarity of today.

Information : Details :
Couleur Rouge
Appellation Pomerol
Millesime 2015
Contenance Bouteille (75 cl)

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