Chateau Petrus Gaia No1 2007. What a name?

Rolland Guerin the new owner has won the right to keep the name of Chateau Petrus Gaia after a long battle at the court (Le Tribunal de Grande Instance de Bordeaux ) with Moueix the owner of chateau Petrus (pomerol).
The Petrus Gaia property traces back to the late 14th century. On July 15th 1740 it was documented that the mill, the farm and the surrounding property were known as Petrus.

Location:The Petrus Gaia vineyard is located on the right bank of the Dordogne river south east of St. Emilion and south of Castillon la Bataille.

The wine (premier) is 100% aged in French Oak (50% new, 50% one year old) for a total of 12 months.
The final wine was blended in the cellar at the end of March 2009 and bottled in May 2009.

The "premier vin" 2007 is a blend of Merlot (85%) and Cabernet Franc(15%). It has been bottled May 2009. Mr. R. PARKER marked it 87-90, and "La Revue des Vins de France" 16.5.

Robert Parker review: It is hard to believe this property’s name could withstand a probable legal onslaught from the owners of Petrus, and, no doubt, Piedmont’s Angelo Gaja. Apparently, the name dates back to the 14th century, but it does appear like an exploitation of two of the greatest names of winedom. In any event, it is a very good blend of 85% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc made under the guidance of consultant Stephane Derenoncourt. Its dark ruby/purple hue is followed by sweet aromas of blackberries, blueberries, smoke, and minerals. Fresh and lively, it is best consumed during its first 4-8 years of life.