1958 Pétrus Pomerol 750ml

1958 Pétrus: Historic Pomerol Rarity

The 1958 Pétrus Pomerol Rouge 750ml is an exceedingly rare, historic gem from the golden mid-century era of Pomerol. In particular, the blue smectite clay button of the Pomerol plateau endows Pétrus Merlot with unparalleled velvet texture, natural power, and decadent longevity. In addition, mid-century bottles produced in minuscule quantities represent nearly unobtainable relics of viticultural history.

Tasting Notes for 1958 Pétrus

The wine opens with a mature, complex bouquet of dried black cherry, sous-bois, Havana cigar, and truffled earth. Furthermore, subtle accents of smoked leather, dried plum, iron ore, and worn mahogany emerge as the wine breathes. On the palate, an impressively sweet core of resolve fruit remains, framed by melted, silky tannins and fine savory acidity. Consequently, the finish lingers with haunting autumnal grace, earthen depth, and classic Right Bank warmth.

Key Wine Details

• Producer: Pétrus

• Vintage: 1958

• Appellation: Pomerol, Bordeaux, France

• Vineyard: Pétrus Plateau

• Varietal: 100% Merlot

• Format: 750ml

• Cellar Window: Drink now

Estate History and Heritage

Pétrus is internationally recognized as the most iconic and revered wine estate on Bordeaux’s Right Bank. Specifically, the legendary Madame Loubat and Jean-Pierre Moueix propelled the tiny estate to global acclaim during the mid-twentieth century. Moreover, its uniquely deep iron-rich clay bedrock creates a singular microclimate and soil moisture profile found nowhere else.

Today, surviving authentic bottles from the 1950s are virtually impossible to source across the fine wine market. As a result, this 1958 bottle offers the ultimate centerpiece for the most discerning historical fine wine cellar.