CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992
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1992

CHÂTEAU GAZIN 1992

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Robert PARKER - The Wine Advocate
Gazin's 1992 is one of the vintage's most noteworthy wines. It displays an opaque deep rubypurple color and a bold, penetrating, sweet nose of caramel, black-cherries, vanillin, and smoke. With ripe, medium to full-bodied, rich, concentrated flavors and a succulent texture, this is an impeccably well-made wine! Approachable now, it should improve for 3-4 years and last for a decade or more. Gazin has been making a strong comeback over recent years - readers take note. Bravo!
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Region Bordeaux
Appellation Pomerol
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Château Gazin
Gazin
The wines of Château GAZIN are very typical of the Pomerol terroir. Their sumptuous generosity offers a wide aromatic palette of red and black fruits that harmonises with their intense purple or garnet colour. The wines of Château GAZIN also often deliver nuances of plum, chocolate, coffee or liquorice, aromas of almond, toasted bread, tobacco and vanilla, and a freshness of mint. Maturity gives them a spicy nose, truffle perfumes, notes of undergrowth and animal scents: game, fur, leather... On the palate, they are characterised by the finesse of their tannins, their balance and concentration enhanced by delicate oakiness. Feminine and charming, due to the dominance of Merlot, Château GAZIN wines can be enjoyed pleasantly after a few years of ageing, but they often deserve to wait fifteen, twenty years or more.