Collection: Pétrus

How should Pétrus bottle and vintage details be checked when there is no regular second wine?

Photograph the Pétrus name, vintage, volume, front and back labels, neck and bottle base. Do not describe another Pomerol wine or similar packaging as a Pétrus second wine.

How should a full case and loose Pétrus bottles be photographed separately?

For the Pomerol bottle labelled Pétrus, photograph the wooden-case markings and bottle count first, then note the fill level, capsule and labels bottle by bottle. Do not place loose bottles in a case that does not correspond.

When is an in-person inspection needed for a Pétrus bottle?

Physical inspection is appropriate when photographs cannot confirm the vintage, labels, closure, fill level, leakage, wooden-case pairing or other provenance evidence, or when the bottle and accessory details conflict.

Should the Pomerol bottle labelled Pétrus be reviewed in store or on site after quantity, location and handling needs are confirmed?

When you review the Pétrus, the practical arrangement depends on quantity, size, fragility, location and access. Confirm the basic details before agreeing the most suitable method.