Feytit Clinet 2010

Feytit Clinet 2010

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  • Robert Parker rating 95
  • Vinous rating 93
Feytit Clinet 2010
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HED00758

75 cl

14.5%
£100.00
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Feytit Clinet 2010 is a full-bodied blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc. Its deep crimson hue offers a visual cue to its concentrated structure. Aromatics include dark fruits such as blackberry and plum, alongside earthy undertones and subtle hints of cedar and spice. The palate reveals a firm tannin framework, balanced by a commendable acidity, suggesting potential longevity.
95 Robert Parker
As I have indicated in previous reports, Feytit-Clinet is a property on the rise. The 2010 comes from a tiny vineyard of about 18+ acres just across the street from Trotanoy and Latour a Pomerol. A blend of 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc reaching 14.5% natural alcohol (a nearly standard level of alcohol in most Pomerols and St.-Emilions in 2010), this wine sports a dense purple color and a sweet nose of mulberries, blueberry liqueur, cassis and licorice as well as hints of mocha and white chocolate. Full-bodied, dense, and rich, with sweet tannin and good acidity giving it a laser-like precision and freshness on the palate, this wine should drink nicely for 15+ years. - Robert M. Parker, Jr.
93 Vinous
Good bright, deep ruby. Vibrant aromas of black raspberry, minerals and peppery spices. Dense and superrich, showing a distinctly saline element to its chewy flavors of cassis, blueberry, mocha, bitter chocolate and licorice. A bit less obviously creamy than some of the richest 2010 Pomerols but this wine boasts very good ripe acidity and excellent grip. Big, ripe tannins give it the structure for mid-term aging.Stephen Tanzer1st July 2013

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