Cena Jean Marc Roulot en Jerobaom y Jeremy Seysses de Dujac — 2 days ago
On a night of relatively rare wine, this takes the cake and is basically a unicorn. This particular bottle of Dujac’s Marc de Bourgogne was opened several months prior. It pours a dull bronze color. On the nose, a fascinating combo of Comice pear, apricot, ginger, graham cracker and honey. Not for the faint of heart, there is so much power in the glass. After all, it’s nearly, 90 proof! Drink now and for eternity, basically. — 2 days ago
Cena Jean Marc Roulot en Jerobaom y Jeremy Seysses de Dujac — 2 days ago
Loved this! — a month ago
Jay Kline

The 2006 Clos Saint-Denis pours a deep ruby color with a transparent core; medium viscosity with light staining of the tears. On the nose, the wine is developing with powerful notes of tart and ripe red and black fruits: raspberry, strawberry, black cherry, eastern spices, a touch herbal and nice minerals, almost like red and purple Flintstone vitamins. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium tannin and medium+ acid. While I can sort of understand the mixed opinions on this wine/vintage combo, I personally think this needs a lot more time. Secondary characteristics are still not really showing and the fruit and structure are still very much intact. And even in this early window, I thought this was baller alongside some absolute bangers…it just needs a lot more time. Concentrated. Desperately wanted to try this on Day 2. Drink with patience and through 2056. — 6 days ago