The 2011 Château Gazin is a bold and structured Pomerol with full-bodied richness and aging potential. Dominated by Merlot, it delivers earthy depth and flavors of black cherry liqueur, coffee, and spice, with a dense ruby-purple hue. While powerful and meaty, some dry tannins remain, suggesting another few years of cellaring will soften the wine. Classic notes of chocolate, tobacco, and mint evolve with age, promising complexity through 2032.

The Wine Advocate | RP 93+
Published: Apr 30, 2014
Drink: 2017-2032

A powerful, virile 2011, Gazin reveals a dense ruby/purple color, a big, meaty, earthy richness, lots of coffee, black cherry liqueur and spice notes, and a full-bodied mouthfeel. It will benefit from another 3-4 years of cellaring and should keep for 15 years. 

Jancisrobinson.com | JR 16.5+
Published: Oct 20, 2021
Drink: 2022-2032

Tasted blind. Blackish crimson – looks very young! Sweet biscuits on the nose. Gunmetal and fruit – interesting! Some quite dry tannins. Shame about those tannins because there is lots else to like. 

Gazin.com

Feminine and seductive, due to the dominance of the Merlot, Château GAZIN’s wines can be enjoyed after a few years in the bottle, but usually they are worth laying down for fifteen, twenty years or more.
Their sumptuous generosity offers a wide aromatic range of red and black fruit which harmonizes with their intense crimson or garnet red colour.
They typically offer hints of plum, chocolate, coffee or liquorice, with aromas of almonds, toast, tobacco and vanilla, and a minty freshness.
With maturity they develop a spicy nose, with a hint of truffles, notes of undergrowth, game, fur and leather.