east-facing mid to lower slopes for freshness and finesse
traditional Bollinger style compared to the unusually elegant and refined 2014 vintage that came before it
citrus zest and subtle herbal nuances
(Slightly Damaged Label)
63-hectare walled climat - long considered among Pommard's finest premier crus by experts including Danguy & Aubertin (1892) and Jean-François Bazin - produces wines of remarkable finesse that redefine Pommard's powerful reputation
Château Montrose 1999 - ETLM Port east-facing mid to lower slopesDense purple colour. The nose is complex and still shut, delivering notes of tobacco, cigar, black fruit. Long and full on the palate, with aromas of brown tobacco, dark chocolate, and blackcurrant. Beautiful wine, classic, elegant, and complex. The tannins are silky, elegant, melted, with a velvety texture. Beautiful finish.