1967 | Petrus | Pomerol

Red Wine: 1967 | Petrus | Pomerol

The 1967 Petrus from Pomerol is a mature, classic Bordeaux, known for its complexity, elegance.

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Producer: Petrus

Vintage: 1967

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Merlot

Country/Region: France, Bordeaux

The 1967 Petrus from Pomerol is a mature, classic Bordeaux, known for its complexity, elegance, and signature blue clay terroir, offering notes of black cherry, plum, earth, coffee, and spice, with a balanced, silky texture that reflects its age, though some find the fruit fading, leaving behind truffle and savory depth, making it a collector’s item for its history and finesse.

Producer Information

Petrus is easily Pomerol’s most important wine, and is one of the most notable estates in Bordeaux. The Merlot-based wine comes from an 11.4-hectare (28-acre) vineyard in the eastern part of the Pomerol appellation, and is known for being rich and powerful, with characteristics of chocolate, spice and black fruit. Petrus is one of the world’s most collectable and expensive wines. Records of Petrus date back to 1837 but the estate’s superstardom has come more recently, when the Moueix family bought a half share in 1962. Since then, it has become a fixture in cellars and on auction lists, and consistently fetches higher prices than many of the Bordeaux first growths.
Vineyards – The original 7-hectare (17-acre) vineyard is located on a mound where the soil is almost all clay, unlike nearby properties where there is more gravel or sand in the soil. The high clay content is particularly suitable for Merlot a unique second layer of dense blue clay forces root systems to spread sideways. This feature is often credited with giving Petrus its soft but abundant tannins. The remaining vineyard was acquired from neighboring Chteau Gazin in 1969. The vines at Petrus are allowed to reach an unusually old age by Bordeaux standards. They are only replanted after 70 years.