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Beautiful color, with just the beginning of brick on the rim. Aromas of tar, black currant leaf, dried black fruits. Still so youthful. Actually this wine needs more time so show more complexity and has lots of life left.
Beautiful color, with just the beginning of brick on the rim. Aromas of tar, black currant leaf, dried black fruits. Still so youthful. Actually this wine needs more time so show more complexity and has lots of life left.
tasted alongside 100pt 2009s this showed how lower scoring “aged” Bordeaux can actually “drink better” ~ the expansive breadth of this wine in layers of fruit and tertiary flavors won everyone over
tasted alongside 100pt 2009s this showed how lower scoring “aged” Bordeaux can actually “drink better” ~ the expansive breadth of this wine in layers of fruit and tertiary flavors won everyone over
The extraction and rich, sweet black fruit whispered Napa but the pencil lead on the nose and subtle morel mushrooms and cedar gave it away. Nuanced but crisp cassis, toast and a light minerality that lingered forever. Beautiful. Was amazed by the subtle variation in each bottle from an OWC uncorked and decanted together.
The extraction and rich, sweet black fruit whispered Napa but the pencil lead on the nose and subtle morel mushrooms and cedar gave it away. Nuanced but crisp cassis, toast and a light minerality that lingered forever. Beautiful. Was amazed by the subtle variation in each bottle from an OWC uncorked and decanted together.
St. Julien, Médoc, Bordeaux, France
