Domaine Clarence Dillon

Domaine Clarence Dillon

Clarendelle Red Bordeaux Blend 2017

Tried this a few years ago and was unimpressed. I guess I was a little young. Elegant. Fruit, wood, acid — anonymous in that it tastes more like “wine” than those individual flavors, but tastes like … wine should. I can’t believe it, but Suckling was right. 91. — 2 months ago

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Domaine Clarence Dillon Groupe

Chateav Qvintvs Saint Emilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2016

2016 vintage. Medium-heavy body with noticeable dark fruit influence. 12.11.24. — 5 months ago

Ruud, Andrew and 14 others liked this

Domaine Clarence Dillon

Chateau La Mission Haut-Brion Pessac-Léognan Red Bordeaux Blend 2004

Entering its drinking window, finally — 9 months ago

Lies, Jelle and 5 others liked this

Blandy's

Duke of Clarence Rich Madeira

Dark amber. Treacle, toffee, and tangelo on the inviting nose and full, rich palate. "Rich" meaning "sweet," of course, but well balanced with medium, citrusy acidity. Naturally, a lengthy finish. You got cheese? Nuts? Dried fruit? Here's your fourth for dessert. Drink now through whenever. — a month ago

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Domaine Clarence Dillon

Clarendelle Saint-Émilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2020

MICHAEL COOPER DipWSET
9.0

Pretty aromas. Plums and balsamic aromas. Rose petals and tobacco — 3 months ago

Cristom

Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2023

John Howard
9.2

Delicious. Somewhat simple. Really similar to Hirsch Bohan Dillon. — 5 months ago

Jonathan, Daniel and 14 others liked this
John Howard

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@Ray Vanderhoff great tasting room visit tooo IYGTC.
Ray Vanderhoff

Ray Vanderhoff

Hey John. Thanks for the tip. Hoping to visit the Willamette Valley soon!
John Howard

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@Ray Vanderhoff no prob. Prob our fave wines up there. Lots of good stuff on that area too.

Château Haut-Brion

Le Clarence de Haut-Brion Pessac-Léognan Red Bordeaux Blend 2016

Medium ruby pink rim, quite thin rim. More dense and darker on the nose than the Chapelle . Dark plum , blackberry , dark cherry , touch of spice again , quite dense , with a touch of spice on the medium length finish . Lacks the elegance of the Chapelle , a bit more tannic and bigger boned , less fresh perhaps , but a touch more mineral also . Needs more time , another 3-5 years and will show well for a further 5 -8. Again successful but the La Chapelle just comes out in front , though this will be longer lived . — 5 months ago

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