Amongst the classified growths of Bordeaux, Chateau Lynch Moussas is relatively unknown. I remember tasting it once before and I found from searching this blog that it was the 2010 vintage that I tasted three years ago. I had tasted the 2007 vintage the other day and it displayed typical Pauillac character. A deep ruby in colour, the nose was fruity with berry notes accompanied by a certain leafy greenness. Giving an impression of being a smidgeon diluted, the palate was full of plum and black fruit notes, still accompanied by leafiness and some tannins. The back bone was a mix of acid and tannin.
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