James Suckling über den Chateau La Grave (Trigant de Boisset) 2019 Pomerol:
Such beautiful perfumes to this, with floral, dark-olive, orange-peel and berry aromas that follow through to a full body with lovely layers and polished tannins. Fine, creamy texture. Flavorful finish. Such class. One of the best in a long time from here. Try after 2026 and onwards.
Antonio Galloni (Vinous) bewertet den Chateau La Grave (Trigant de Boisset) 2019 Pomerol:
The 2019 La Grave is vivid and welcoming on the nose, offering perfumed morello cherry, raspberry preserve, desiccated orange peel and light figgy scents. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins. Quite "solid" and perhaps just a little monotone compared to J-P Moueix’s other charges. I would just like to see more tension and clarity on the finish. I will be conservative with my score for now.
Und Neal Martin (Vinous) beschreibt den Chateau La Grave (Trigant de Boisset) 2019 Pomerol:
The 2019 La Grave is powerful and a bit rustic, but also impeccably balanced. Dark cherry, gravel cured meat, spice, tobacco and game are all kicked up in this decidedly rustic yet flavorful Pomerol.
Für den Wine Spectator verköstigte James Molesworth den Chateau La Grave (Trigant de Boisset) 2019 Pomerol:
This captures the warm, seductive fruit of the vintage better than most of its peers, offering waves of melted black licorice, plum reduction and blackberry preserves, with black tea and warm earth hints as it's carried by a velvety structure through the finish. Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Best from 2023 through 2036. 1,550 cases made, 40 cases imported.
Der Chateau La Grave (Trigant de Boisset) 2019 Pomerol am Gaumen der Falstaff-Verköstiger:
Dunkles Rubingranat, violette Reflexe, dezente Randaufhellung. Schwarze Kirschen, dunkle Beeren, feine Holzwürze, ein Hauch von Orangenzesten. Saftig, extraktsüß, kraftvoll, zeigt gute Frische und reife Tannine, feiner Schokoladetouch im Abgang, würzig, gutes Potenzial.