Clos L'Eglise 1999 - Pomerol Beau Soleil Parker (parce que nous ne

Parker (parce que nous ne sommes pas aussi bons que lui pour encenser les vins)

ideal conditions for a wine with aging potential

Here everything is done to allow the grapes to best express the characteristics of the terroir

This bottle is estimated to be from the late 1980s or early 1990s based on the specifics of its label and cap

Clos L'Eglise 1999 - Pomerol Beau Soleil Parker (parce que nous neClos l'Eglise is a 5. 89 ha property of Pomerol producing around 25,000 bottles per year. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was one of the best Pomerols with L'Evangile, La Conseillante and Vieux Chteau Certan. At that time, Savinien Giraud, then owner of Trotanoy, was thinking of creating a classification for the Pomerol appellation. Clos l'Eglise would have appeared as a second growth behind Petrus. But, after many historical hazards and a