2012 is considered an off vintage for clarets particularly the Left Bank. Pessac did somewhat better, and Pessac Leognan is my favourite red Bordeaux commune anyway, so at 9 years old in a slightly lesser vintage, I thought I'd open this one now. I am very glad I did…
The nose is mint, plums, herbaceous and baked earth. Medium weight, smooth tannins. In the mid palate it's dark fruit and there's a fairly long finish. Drink now - 2025. Lay and Wheeler, £25.
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