Chateau Lagrange (pomerol) 2001

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Robert Parker (88)

A seductive offering from this Pomerol estate, which often turns out good, but monolithic wines, Lagrange’s 2001 exhibits a dark plum/ruby color along with a sweet, easy-going bouquet of truffles, melted licorice, dried herbs, black cherries, and plums. Medium-bodied, with soft tannin and good texture as well as weight, it should be consumed over the next decade.