1947 Pétrus (mise négociant) - Bordéus, Pomerol - 1 Garrafa (0,75 L)

Critique de Robert Parker notant le Pétrus 1947 100/100 :

he 1947 Petrus is the most decadent "wine of the century." While not as port-like as the 1947 Cheval Blanc, it is a massive, unctuously-textured, viscous wine with amazing power, richness, and sweet fruit. The nose explodes from the glass, offering jammy fruit, smoke, and buttery caramel scents. The wine's viscosity is reminiscent of 10-W-40 motor oil. It is so sweet, thick, and rich one suspects a spoon could stand upright. The wine is loaded with dream-like quantities of fruit, as well as high alcohol, but there is no noticeable tannin. While drinkable now, given its amazing fruit extract, and high levels of glycerin and alcohol, it is capable of lasting two more decades.

Le vin est issu d'une sortie de cave issue d'un négociant, et est dans un un état exceptionnel.
Le bouchon porte la mention "Barsac" (de ce qui est visible).