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La Petite Église

La Petite Église

A Pomerol to savour leisurely
En Primeur
La Petite Église
75 cl.
2025
95 Suckling
94 Decanter
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Details
13.50%
Alcohol 13.50%
Bordeaux
Production area Bordeaux
AOC Pomerol
Designation of Origin AOC Pomerol
La Petite Église
Winery La Petite Église
Contains sulphites
90% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc
Varieties 90% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc
16.0
Service 16.0
75 cl.
Volume 75 cl.

Tasting notes La Petite Église 2025 en Primeur

Red wine Aged in wood Respectful agriculture.

La Petite Église 2025 is a red wine that opens with a refined and elegant expression of red and black fruit, where ripe currants and juicy plums intertwine with a subtle background of spices and liquorice. On the nose, it conveys a sense of restrained precision, as if everything is effortlessly in place. On the palate, it presents as medium-bodied, with a compact yet fluid texture, supported by a lively acidity that imparts tension and dynamism. The tannins, firm yet polished, outline a fine structure that accompanies a brilliantly defined fruit. The finish is clean and persistent, with a saline touch that invites one to linger a moment longer in that elegant calm.
Style La Petite Église
Fruity
Spicy
Young
Barrel
Light
Body
Pairing
Charcuterie, Cured cheeses, Red meat, Game

About La Petite Église

Have you noticed that some of the most intriguing discoveries often arrive quietly?
 
La Petite Église is a red wine originating from Pomerol (Bordeaux, France), conceived from a simple idea: viewing the same landscape from a different perspective. It was the personal project of Denis Durantou, the man behind some of the region's most esteemed wines, who sought to give voice to parcels of sandy gravel with their own distinct character. Since then, this small vineyard has continued its journey discreetly, adhering to a vision where precision matters more than grand gestures.
 
Here, everything seems to move with a studied calm. The vines, now over four decades old, find in these light soils a particularly fresh and luminous way to express themselves. Merlot dominates the blend, accompanied by a hint of Cabernet Franc that adds tension and depth. Barrel aging completes the profile of a wine with a smooth and elegant texture, where ripe fruit coexists with a sense of balance that feels as natural as it is compelling.
 
La Petite Église is one of those wines that fits perfectly on a long table at the end of the afternoon, when the conversation has found its rhythm, one of your favourite vinyl records is playing in the background, and no one is watching the clock. A serene, contemporary Pomerol full of subtle details best discovered without haste.
2025
La Petite Église 2025 is a red wine that opens with a refined and elegant expression of red and black fruit, where ripe currants and juicy plums intertwine with a subtle background of spices and liquorice. On the nose, it conveys a sense of restrained precision, as if everything is effortlessly in place. On the palate, it presents as medium-bodied, with a compact yet fluid texture, supported by a lively acidity that imparts tension and dynamism. The tannins, firm yet polished, outline a fine structure that accompanies a brilliantly defined fruit. The finish is clean and persistent, with a saline touch that invites one to linger a moment longer in that elegant calm.
2025
95 Suckling

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You are buying en primeur wine, which means you are buying at a better price because you pay now and you will receive it from April 2028, once the winery has finished processing it.
  • We send it to Slovenia with DPD to your home
  • The shipment for 3 bottles is €22.20 with DPD.
  • For orders over €500 you have a 50% discount with DPD.