2010 Ch. Feytit-Clinet, Pomerol

The 2010 Chateau Feytit-Clinet Pomerol  shows  lovely depth of fruit. Succulent and ripe on the palate but with freshness and length. I may have underestimated the 2009 vintage but this is certainly very fine.
(James Lawther MW- Decanter – Apr 2011)

Smells almost like Zinfandel at the moment! Ripe berries. A bit formless. Aggressive.
(Jancis Robinson MW- jancis robinson.com Apr 2011)

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.
(95 Robert Parker- Wine Advocate- Feb 2013)

From an up and coming estate, this 2010 was made from yields of 33 hectoliters per hectare. It achieved 14.5% natural alcohol. A blend of 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc, it boasts an opaque purple color along with sweet blueberry and raspberry fruit intermixed with hints of truffles, charcoal and background oak. Dense, unctuously textured and full-bodied with super concentration and purity, this beauty is well-worth buying given the upward qualitative trend exhibited by Feytit-Clinet.
(92-94 Robert Parker- Wine Advocate- May 2011)