Very smooth finish, fruity — 9 years ago
This one is so smooth! — 11 years ago
First bottle in Paris. With Daniella. The bottle is not my favorite but the ambiance is over the top — 7 months ago
Surprisingly light and easy drinking for a young Bordeaux — 6 years ago
Floral, very fresh white wine. — 10 years ago
End of the night, something new, and something totally delicious. — 11 years ago
Mark och Helen — 9 years ago
Great medium bodied Bordeaux. Dark fruit flavors up front, mild leathery taste, light tannins, good finish. Good wine for introducing people to the region. — 10 years ago
David T
Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator
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I believe @AndrewMcIntyre posted an 02 Mouton today & asked, “is there anything better than aged Bordeaux.” I replied, absolutely not!
1982 was the Bordeaux vintage Robert Parker built his career. He was the only one that called it correctly.
I love 80’s Bordeaux for the 12-12.5% ABV & style.
This is a Chateau-Négociant bottle bought in the last year. It’s still sound & singing w/ the Prime Rib. The fruit still solid.
The fruits are nice & and still sound. Blackberries, black raspberries, black plum pudding, raspberries, chocolate mousse, wet, volcanic clay/lava, spice, baking powder, clove, cinnamon, dark spice, fresh & old tobacco, used leather, soft, moist herbs, black tea, dark cola, dry soil, dry pebble, limestone, anise to black licorice, withering dark, red, blue & purple flowers, round, excellent acidity & a elegant, ripe, well balanced/structured finish that lasts a minute and land on earthiness. Soft as a feather.
What a treat to drink 80’s Bordeaux. Especially, 82. Not a terroir you would expect to hold up 40 plus years, but Chateau-Négociant storage is everything! — 13 days ago