Not a lot of reviews on this site since 2018. In fact none. So I will put it out there that 31 years later it’s went down the old pipe quite smoothly. Do not believe I have ever drank a wine with 80% TANNANT involved. I was impressed.  — 2 months ago
Wow, wow- still quite decent after 21 years. The tannins and fruit still doing their job. Nice mouth feel no bitterness quite impressed.  — 2 months ago
Do not drink a lot of CC. But I do appreciate the Sangiovese grape. This one has 11 years on it. I thought it was pretty seamless -balanced - still some good fruit.  — 2 months ago
Randy had this 22 days ago
Full disclosure my good friend owns DUX vineyards.  A 1 ACRE PLOT ON THE HILLS WEST OF NEWBURGH, OREGON. I do not drink a lot of Chardonnay. However, for my money, this is one of the best examples you can find from Oregon. Call me biased, but I think it’s exceptional@ — 2 months ago
This is one of five bottles at a recent tasting. This was not the youngest. However, I was quite taken back by how wonderfully it’s still drank - a 21-year-old Malbec. I can’t tell you about the berries and the fruits and any of the other 175 taste descriptions. all I know is the tannins and fruits were in very good balance after all these years.  — 2 months ago
Do not get a lot of opportunity to drink PM. At 17 years old, it drank very well. The producer François Carillon-is very respected. I can see why.  — 2 months ago
Do not drink a lot of PN from the Santa Cruz Mountains area in California. however, at 20 years old. It was a delight to drink seamless. Mouth filling. Aromatic.  — 2 months ago
Wow, 41 years young. IMHO -I still think it has a few years left. Don’t see too many Syrah /Cabernet blends from. France. At least I don’t. It was a pleasure to drink seamless. Impressed.  — 2 months ago
Randy Fillingim
This 25 year-old California cab is still bringing it. Though - maybe heading downward. was a pleasure to drink?  — 2 days ago