France · Bordeaux

Chateau Feytit-Clinet

Château Feytit-Clinet is a small Pomerol estate adjacent to the celebrated Pétrus, sharing the same iron-rich clay plateau that defines the appellation's finest terroirs. The estate comprises approximately 7 hectares planted predominantly to Merlot with a small Cabernet Franc component. Under the management of Jeremy Chasseuil and more recently managed alongside the Moueix family's technical expertise, the estate has gradually improved its profile. However, it remains undervalued relative to its plateau position when compared to neighbors like Le Pin, Clinet, or Lafleur. At auction, the wine averages $74 per bottle across 129 lots, with prices ranging from $31 to $400 — the upper end reflecting older vintages and magnum formats. The estate produces a single château-bottled wine under the Pomerol appellation. Top vintages including 2000, 2010, and 2015 show the potential of the terroir, scoring in the low-to-mid 90s from major critics. For collectors seeking Pomerol terroir at accessible price points relative to the plateau neighbors, Feytit-Clinet offers a legitimate value proposition.