The 2015 La Fleur Petrus, a Bordeaux Blend produced by Chateau La Fleur Petrus, is a celebrated wine from the Pomerol sub-region of Bordeaux, France. This vintage showcases a balanced composition of 92% Merlot, 7.5% Cabernet Franc, and 0.5% Petit Verdot, boasting an impressive alcohol content of 15.0%. The wine has garnered much attention from reviewers, receiving high praise for its complexity and aging potential.

James Suckling awarded it a near-perfect score of 99, describing the wine as "breathtaking classicism" with "layers of polished tannins and perfectly ripe fruit." His review highlights the captivating aromas of lavender, rose petals, and an enticing mix of strawberries and raspberries.

Jeb Dunnuck, who rated the wine at 97, also considered it a standout of the vintage. He noted its "purity and elegance and richness and power," appreciating its deep color and "thrilling notes of tobacco leaf, currants, and licorice."

Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate offered a score of 96, emphasizing the wine's full-bodied, rich, and plush character. Reviewer Lisa Perrotti-Brown pointed out its earthy layers, which are expected to develop further with time, ensuring a lingering, savory finish.

Wine Spectator, Vinous, and Decanter each awarded the wine a 95, with Wine Spectator's JM commending its "ample drive and energy" and Vinous' Neal Martin appreciating its "suave and sophisticated" nature. Decanter noted its "creamy and seductive" qualities, with a "dense core of fruit" and discreet power.

While the wine is already impressive, many reviewers, including Wine Enthusiast with a score of 94, suggest aging it further to fully realize its potential. This vintage promises to age gracefully, with an anticipated peak from 2025 and beyond, making it a worthy addition to any wine enthusiast’s collection.