Château Cos Labory
St. Estèphe Red Bordeaux Blend
Iron, rusty dust, leaves, stones, rosemary herbs, DARK CHOCOLATE, medium acidity, dusty tannins.
Iron, rusty dust, leaves, stones, rosemary herbs, DARK CHOCOLATE, medium acidity, dusty tannins.
Nov 12th, 2023Vintage 2009 | with Côte de Boeuf and Gratin Dauphinois
Vintage 2009 | with Côte de Boeuf and Gratin Dauphinois
Aug 12th, 2022Vintage 2004 | Paired with pork tenderloin and zucchini
Vintage 2004 | Paired with pork tenderloin and zucchini
Jul 18th, 2020After 18 years it still has fruit and acidity than after 5 mn rounds out to more depth.
After 18 years it still has fruit and acidity than after 5 mn rounds out to more depth.
Apr 8th, 2018Eloquent and precise - nice representation of #saintestèphe
Eloquent and precise - nice representation of #saintestèphe
Jan 19th, 2018Vintage 2004 - á Point and beautiful! Complex smell with plums, pencil shaving, autumn leaves, mushrooms, lumber. Smooth taste with good balance, vivid and with tension. Better than expected. #saintestephe #loveit
Vintage 2004 - á Point and beautiful! Complex smell with plums, pencil shaving, autumn leaves, mushrooms, lumber. Smooth taste with good balance, vivid and with tension. Better than expected. #saintestephe #loveit
Jul 16th, 2017This delightful 2010 Saint Estephe from Cos Labory just started to open up after 10 years...awesome aftertaste and bold considering the area
This delightful 2010 Saint Estephe from Cos Labory just started to open up after 10 years...awesome aftertaste and bold considering the area
1 person found it helpfulJul 2nd, 2020Mid-shoulder fill had me worried, but this was a delight. Perhaps the lightest bodied and most translucent Bordeaux I have seen. Might have guessed Burgundy blind. Consumed over a few hours and this began with abundant red fruit. Over time it became more earthy, but the last glass was the best. My first experience with this 5th growth. I'll seek out some more.
Mid-shoulder fill had me worried, but this was a delight. Perhaps the lightest bodied and most translucent Bordeaux I have seen. Might have guessed Burgundy blind. Consumed over a few hours and this began with abundant red fruit. Over time it became more earthy, but the last glass was the best. My first experience with this 5th growth. I'll seek out some more.
1 person found it helpfulJan 17th, 2017