Available vintages
Description
- Country France
- Region Bordeaux
- Appellation Pomerol
- Color Red
- Alcohol 13
- Vintage 1983
- Grape varieties Merlot
Petrus 1983 is an exceptional wine, emblematic of the Pomerol appellation, located in the heart of Bordeaux. This wine, made primarily from Merlot, embodies the quintessence of the Bordeaux terroir. Château Petrus, renowned for its wines of unparalleled quality, offers a unique sensory experience, where every sip tells the story of ancestral know-how and an exceptional terroir. Its elegance and depth make it a preferred choice for wine lovers.
Ratings
Ratings
Notes and pairings
Notes and pairings
Tasting notes
The robe of the 1983 Petrus reveals a deep, almost ruby red, promising aromatic richness. On the nose, notes of ripe dark fruit, truffle, and delicate spices intertwine, evoking the complexity of its terroir. On the palate, this wine reveals a velvety texture, with silky tannins and a beautiful acidity, offering a long finish that lingers with nuances of dark chocolate and candied cherry. A true ode to the richness of Merlot.
Producer
Producer
The Petrus vineyard spans approximately 11 hectares, planted predominantly with Merlot, which thrives in iron-rich clay soils. This unique terroir, combined with a temperate oceanic climate, allows for optimal grape ripening. Meticulous vineyard management, coupled with respectful cultivation practices, guarantees controlled yields and exceptional quality. Each plot is carefully tended to reveal the best of this exceptional terroir, where nature and man unite to create wines of great depth.
The team's opinion
A Pétrus 1983 of absolute elegance, with notes of truffle, evolved black fruits, and noble spices. A legendary vintage, silky and deeply moving, for a timeless moment.
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Serving temperature 16–18 °C
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Climax 2000 à 2030
Wine profile