Château Lafleur is one of the most renowned wines from Pomerol, known for its elegance and complexity. The 2005 vintage is of great quality, receiving high scores from wine critics.
Region: Bordeaux
Appellation: Pomerol, Libournais
Vintage: 2005
Grapes: 61% Merlot, 39% Cabernet Franc
Producer: Château Lafleur
Alcohol Content: 14%
Volume: 75cl
Cultivation Method: Organic
Aging: 20 months in oak barrels
Color: Red
Scores: Wine Spectator - 100 points, Robert Parker - 95 points
Tasting Notes:
This wine presents aromas of licorice, black truffles, and floral notes that gradually reveal themselves. On the palate, it offers a wealth of flavors, being full-bodied with well-integrated, soft tannins. The Château Lafleur 2005 is a wine with great aging potential.
100/ 100
The Wine Independent
100/ 100
Robert Parker The Wine Advocate
97/ 100
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About Winery
Château Lafleur
Bordeaux, France
Château Lafleur is located on the right bank of the Bordeaux wine region, in the renowned Pomerol appellation. Although it does not have an official classification, the estate is highly respected and considered one of the great wineries of the region. Its wines are known to be some of the rarest and most expensive, often cited among the best in the world.
The winery spans an area of 4 hectares, where the grapes are cultivated with care and dedication. The composition of the grape varieties is 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Franc, which stand out for their expression of quality and character.
Château Lafleur is distinguished by its meticulous attention to terroir and winemaking, resulting in wines that offer depth and complexity. These factors, combined with its reputation for excellence, make Château Lafleur an invaluable gem in the Bordeaux wine landscape, attracting the attention of collectors and wine enthusiasts around the world.