2001 Les Ormes de Pez
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Dense and mineral and very solid. Still chewy but classic and what you would expect. (JR)
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Light red. Sweet and rather luscious while being completely untarted up. Transparent and very fresh. Dry but not drying tannins on the finish. A well made wine. (JR)
A solid yeoman this wine in the traditional style. Very sweet fruit within a slightly rustic structure. Good value? (JR)
Earth, herb, cranberry, and cherry characteristics are present in this lightweight 2001. Medium-bodied, round, and elegant, it is a pleasant although uninspiring effort. Consume it over the next 4-5 years.
About the producer
The Cazes family – owners of Lynch-Bages – added this Saint-Estèphe Cru Bourgeois estate to their portfolio in 1940, just one year after they purchased Lynch-Bages. The property comprises 32 hectares of vines in the north of the appellation, close to the village of Pez.