Pétrus, situated in the illustrious Pomerol appellation on Bordeaux's Right Bank, stands as a paragon of excellence and is recognized among the most prestigious wine estates globally. Spanning approximately 11.4 hectares, Pétrus is distinctive for its almost exclusive dedication to Merlot, with the varietal accounting for about 95% of its vineyards. The clay-rich soils of Pétrus, coupled with its unique microclimate, contribute to the creation of wines with unparalleled richness, complexity, and aging potential.

Owned by the Moueix family since 1969, Pétrus has been carefully managed under the guidance of Jean-François Moueix, a luminary in the Bordeaux wine trade. The estate's commitment to Merlot sets it apart in a region where Cabernet Sauvignon often takes precedence. The vineyards, situated on a plateau, boast a combination of clay, gravel, and iron-rich soils that define the terroir and character of Pétrus wines.

Winemaking at Pétrus is characterized by meticulous attention to detail. Grapes are hand-harvested, and a stringent sorting process ensures only the highest-quality fruit is selected. Fermentation and aging take place in oak barrels, with the estate maintaining a commitment to traditional and careful winemaking techniques. Pétrus is bottled without filtration, further preserving its integrity.

With limited production, Pétrus wines are highly sought after, contributing to their exclusivity and commanding high market value. The estate's consistent high ratings from critics, along with its historical reputation and global recognition, have solidified Pétrus as a symbol of luxury and excellence in the wine world. The wine's rarity, exceptional quality, and unique Merlot expression make it a cornerstone of Bordeaux's winemaking legacy and a coveted treasure for enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.