John Bratincevic

8.9

Hard to find a bad vinho verde! 89. — 6 days ago

Egan Lim

9.0

An easy everyday Bordeaux as it’s affordable. Very fruit forward with spice but finish is lacking. — 6 years ago

Larry Frierson

9.8

2001 vintage? Please. Only Krug could produce a wine this good from such a bad vintage. It has massive strength, minerality, a finish that dances on your palate. Tastes 20 years younger. You almost forget how wimpy the mousse is. — 7 years ago

with Craig

Justin Leverton

9.5

Super scared to pop this as no insurance if bad. Fantastic as of July 2018 — 8 years ago

Joe Gillies

9.0

Great value at $11. Hard to beat for a house wine and everyday drinker. — 8 years ago

Thomas Brenner

8.9

Great intro wine to the greats. Bad year, yet they made a staggering wine that had me leaping with intoxication. — 9 years ago

Mike

9.3

Can't beat this? — 9 years ago

Robert Torretti

9.3

1990 Chateau Lynch Bages in Nebuchadnezzar. At a Lynch Bages dinner for the Commanderie de Bordeaux NY Chapter. Paired over the course of three courses vs the 1995, 1996 and 2000. The 1998 was also served earlier in the evening. So youthful, given the large format. Still got to experience different stages of evolution of the wine as it was poured throughout the night. Well balanced and beat out the other wines that night, with rhe 1996 showing more pepper and spice but also green bell pepper from the Cab Franc. The 2000 also showed strongly, but could not outshine the 1990. — 6 months ago

Rebecca Madden

9.0

Sweet and tangy, full flavor. — 6 years ago

Raun Kupiec

9.0

Bright, nice tannns and finish, earthy, luscious mouthfeel. Curious how it might develop. — 8 years ago

JJ Lumia

9.0

2nd bottle update. Significant improvement!! Still on the fruit forward side but richer, not grapey, with tobacco and some menthol on the finish. I think it’s a bit below prior vintages but an enjoyable quaff. Think I had a bad bottle. Disappointing but it happens. — 8 years ago

Lyndsey Addison

8.9

Not too bad. Good flavor, but a little light for my tastes. — 9 years ago

Joe Lucca

9.3

Not a bad way to start the weekend. Birth year wine! Cork was perfect, wine needed about 30 mins to open up. Unbelievable acidity. Fruit still standing up, showing raisin flavors and earthy minerality. Amazing! — 9 years ago

with Frank and ADAM

Andrew Cullimore

9.0

Medium light garnet , quite wide terracotta rim . Top shoulder ullage . Slightly herbal , old mahogany, hickory , chestnut, minty , dried fruits with sous bois underneath, hoisin . On the palate this has some sweet red fruits , touch of coffee , old wood , earthy , meaty hints . Good acidity and slightly grippy tannins . Not bad length. This bottle shows surprisingly well considering its state , and is very drinkable . Drink now , as this deteriorated quite quickly once in the glass — a year ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.6

A powerhouse. Deep, rich and concentrated. Hard to beat aged vintage Krug in great condition. — 6 years ago

Ryan Allard

9.4

Started off tight and tannic with a lot of green vegetable notes. After about an hour in the decanter all the big fruit came through on the nose and palate. Viscous, but not in bad way. Smooth and velvety finish. — 7 years ago

K Frech

8.9

Picked up in auction. Label is trashed but decent fill. So deceiving. Nose from bottle yuck. Nose from glass oh my. This is beautiful. Soft. Some tobacco. Some fruit like an old blackberry but not in a bad way. Giving no it a 8.9 bit could move it up a notch. — 8 years ago

Sarah Oettel

9.5

Still maintaining nice bubbles after all these years. Brioche. The color CANNOT be beat. Bold, elegant--everything you would hope for from an old(er) Dom! — 9 years ago

Katharine Spanish

9.4

One of my favs. Can't beat it for the price. Full body but smooth. — 9 years ago

Gustav Runersjö

9.0

Good wine and bad company — 9 years ago

with Harry