Château Clerc Milon

Château Clerc Milon

Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 2019

Paul K
9.0

2 hours of air and drank over 5 hours. Great nose, somewhat muted. Graphite, violets, red currant, and red berry. Fruit was in the background and tannins were clay-ey. I stole this from another comment on another vintage but it fit too perfectly to not use. Was good but was expecting more. Will chalk up to a wine that should benefit from 5 more years. — a month ago

Andrew, Anthony and 14 others liked this

Varichon & Clerc

Blanc de Blancs

Yea this rocks. Surprisingly substantial. — 6 months ago

Antiyal

Red Blend 2015

Somm David T
9.4

#Remembrance #Love 6/25

One of our special stops in Maipo, Chile.

The day we visited, they had just received & were using their basic bottle labeling machine. They were elated to no longer have to do it by hand. 2018.

49% Carmenere, 42.5% Cabernet & 8.5% Syrah.

Picture of Sofia in Nefertiti’s Tomb. The top of Sofia’s bucket list.

The fruits are ripe and dryish; blackberries, black raspberries, black plum with big skin, plum pudding, darkest cherries & strawberries hues, creamy raspberries. Dark chocolate w/ fudge frosting, caramel, mocha, deep, dark spices w/ some palate heat, moist, forest floor with dry leaves, clove, nutmeg, soft cinnamon stick, vanillin, black tea, black licorice, dry river stone, moist, grey, volcanic clay, limestone & dry crushed rock minerals, dry top soil, some black pepper, dry tobacco & chewy leather, oak wood shavings, dry, withering & candied flowers, excellent, round acidity with a ruby, fresh, round, well; tensioned, balanced, knitted, smartly polished finish that lasts minutes.

Still has 10-15 years of good life ahead.

It was Bordeaux that first embraced Carmenere and the only Chateau that I know that still blends it is Clerc Milon…only about 2-3%. Chile champions Carmenere now.

Photos; Sofia & I tasted on top of that structured & their barrel room.
— 2 years ago

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Château Duhart Milon

Pauillac Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot Blend 1988

1988 vintage. Good fill, good cork. Opened with a Durand and decanted. Tasted after two hours. Those initial, futile attempts at being masculine but ultimately feminine. Exemplary stuffing with enough of an outline to carry this wine another 5-6 years in this stead. Light-medium body with a decently traceable finish. Better than expected. 12.25.25. — 13 days ago

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Henri Clerc

Saint-Romain Chardonnay 2020

2020 vintage. Last tasted 01.09.25 (9.3) and 01.24.24 (9.3). Featuring less acidity than last two visits. Still nice but not as nice. Maybe an outlier bottle? 9.26.25. — 3 months ago

Tom, Ted and 11 others liked this

Château Duhart-Milon Rothschild

Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 2010

Standard solid left bank bordeaux, good year, amazing venue overseeing the Monaco 🇲🇨 Casino and the Med — 2 months ago

Baronne Philippine de Rothschild

Pastourelle de Clerc Milon Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 2016

Very good wine for the price. Needed an hour to open up. Fruit and moderate tannins. Went well with barbecue veggies, steak and merguez. — 3 months ago

Chateau La Tour du Roch-Milon

Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend

Very smooth, easy to drink - but flavorful. 2018 — 3 years ago