French merchant lists Pomerol wines from 1961 to 2022

A wine merchant in France has put out a broad offering of bottles from Pomerol, one of Bordeaux’s most closely watched appellations, with stock listed from the 1961 vintage through 2022 and prices ranging from modest older labels to rare bottles from top estates such as Petrus, Lafleur and Vieux Château Certan.

The list, circulated by SoDivin, shows inventory available for immediate sale and shipment, with the company saying same-day shipping is available for orders placed before 2 p.m. and that express delivery and specialized packaging are offered. The merchant also said high-definition photos of the bottles can be viewed online or sent on request.

Among the most expensive bottles in the selection are a 2016 Petrus priced at €4,500 before tax and a 2017 Petrus at €3,208.33 before tax. A 1994 Petrus is listed at €2,575 before tax, while a 1997 Petrus is offered at €2,500 before tax. Other high-end bottles include a 1986 Lafleur at €854.17 before tax, a 1989 Clinet at €708.33 before tax and a 2003 Lafleur at €729.17 before tax.

The offering also includes more accessible wines from the appellation, such as 2010 Clos René at €58.33 before tax, 1998 Bellegrave at €65 before tax and 1974 Château de Sales at €75 before tax. Several vintages appear in larger quantities, including 2022 Certan de May with 24 bottles, 1997 Latour à Pomerol with 22 bottles and 1986 L’Évangile with 19 bottles.

Pomerol is one of Bordeaux’s smallest appellations and is known for Merlot-based wines that can age for decades. The current stock list reflects that long aging potential, with bottles spanning more than six decades and covering both celebrated names and lesser-known estates.

SoDivin said the wines are described and photographed in detail and that customers can contact the company by email or WhatsApp for assistance. The company, based in Aigues-Vives in southern France, said it has specialized in fine wines and old vintages since 2001.