Clerc Milon 克拉米倫 2006 (OWC 12)

Description

By Wine Spectator in 2009 (WS91)

Offers a gorgeous nose of crushed blueberry and cream, with a hint of milk chocolate. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a pretty finish.

By Tom Cannavan in 2007 (TC91)

Brand new chais being built. 44% Merlot. Very fine, meaty, quite cedary style with a warming presence and plenty of dark, sinewy fruit. The palate has a really juicy fruit brightness, with cassis and black plum and a big sweep of ripe, full, rich tannins. Very complete d warming, with fine persistence and balance.

By Gilbert & Gaillard in 2008 (GG90)

The nose associates black fruit and notes of roasted coffee oak in a very elegant way. Lovely, robust, solid wine with the interesting combined expression of fruit and oak. Fine bottle in its category.

By Wine Advocate in 2016 (WA90)

Tasted at Bordeaux Index’s annual 10-Year On tasting in London.The 2006 Château Clerc-Milon has a very respectable bouquet: red fruit rather than black, laced with tobacco, woodland and dried herbs aromas, quite Saint Julien-like in style. The palate is medium-bodied with a sweet, succulent opening: blackberry and raspberry fruit laced with salt and a dash of white pepper that leave the mouth tingling on the Merlot-driven finish