Jay Kline

9.4

Part of a Chateau Mouton Rothschild vertical from 1988-1990. This was my second time enjoying the 1990 vintage and, much like my previous experience, this was rather quiet early and then came on with the business, late. As before, a mix of red and black cassis, ripe and desiccated cherries, tobacco leaf, cedar box, old leather, damp earth, some mushrooms and baking spices. After two similar experiences, I believe this vintage needs a lot of patience and a lot of air to wake up. Without either, it will be misunderstood. Drink now through 2040+ — 13 days ago

Dylan Thomas

9.1

Free bottle from Theory — 3 months ago

Ericsson

8.9

For me cotes de Boudreaux and Bordeaux superior represents great qpr if you know where to look. This is no exception, for around twenty bucks you get something unique and above par. Cheers. — 4 months ago

Jack Krawczyk

10

lavender at first followed by blackberry & plum touch of cedar — 12 days ago

Kevin Løk

9.1

Mouton Rothschild on a budget! Dollar for dollar it's truly special. Find me a better wine for $15. — a month ago

with Caroline

Mathew

9.4

Pouring by the glass at an epic meal at Clover Hill. Big bombast of a wine - fruit bomb … and then … fabulous complexity. — 4 months ago

Carl Camp

9.1

No oak. Very good. — 5 months ago

Guy Acheson

9.3

Rich, full body, heavy mouth feel.
Delicious. — 8 days ago

Kraig Meyer

8.9

Really solid, moderately priced pinot. Delightfully light, reminds me of a carneros pinot, nice with a little chill and any summer food you can think of. — a month ago

Tom Casagrande

8.9

A nice Bordeaux/Rhone type blend. Nice and a little weedier than theAussie blends that likely inspired it. — 3 months ago

with Dan and Angelo