Gazin (Pomerol) other_regions but this is a super-impressive

but this is a super-impressive wine in every way

More polite but superripe aromas of apple and honey

(from 90+ year old vines in a parcel measuring

This was also relatively reduced and impossible to evaluate

The Pingus vines were planted in 1929 in two different sectors of the village of La Horra

Gazin (Pomerol) other_regions but this is a super-impressiveThe 2010 Gazin has a delightful bouquet with more red than black fruit (raspberry, cranberry and a touch of red cherry) a joyful and perhaps less serious nose, but one with detail and class. The palate is medium bodied with fine grain tannins. This feels very lithe with an almost perfect bead of acidity. Harmonious and extremely long, this is a brilliant Pomerol from Nicolas de Bailliencourt and it will age with supreme class. Outstanding. Tasted at