subtle earth—before the wine stretches into a long
This is the most grown up Cornish Point yet
direct and piercing in its lengthy finale
This California Pinot Noir presents an inviting aroma of ripe red cherries and raspberries
This vintage opens with bright blue fruits—plum
Château Dutruche Grand Poujeaux Moulis‑en‑Médoc Orlando subtle earth—before the wine stretchesIn its youth, Chteau Dutruch Grand Poujeaux displays aromas of fresh, crisp red and black fruits, with subtle toasty and roasted notes. The palate is smooth, fresh, and precise. The tannins, present but well integrated, are remarkably persistent. With age, the aromas evolve towards truffle and menthol notes. We recommend waiting at least 5 years, but the aging potential is impressive, potentially reaching up to 40 years depending on the vintage .