Château Nenin 1977, a Pomerol wine, reflects a somewhat challenging vintage due to the weather conditions of that year, but it remains appreciated by lovers of older wines. The wine has a garnet color with slightly brick-like hues, indicating its age. On the nose, it reveals aromas of dried fruits, leather, forest floor, and occasionally spicy and tobacco notes that become more pronounced over time.

On the palate, Château Nenin 1977 is generally light and supple, with softened tannins and well-integrated acidity that maintains a certain freshness. It features flavors of evolved red fruits, earthy touches, and occasional hints of cocoa or cedar. The finish is moderately long, often marked by delicate notes of wood and spices.

Although this vintage is not one of the most powerful or structured from Pomerol, it offers an elegant experience for those who enjoy mature wines, with complexity gained through decades of aging.