12/12/23, 3:29 PM - Translation:This is the 4th bottle that I have tasted (the first was superb, the other 2 less so...), so there was a certain apprehension when opening... But as soon as we plunged our noses into the glass, we were reassured : freshness, radiance, fruitiness, clarity, we were in for a treat!It's a fresh St Emilion, between undergrowth, oak moss, a spicy fruitiness (a little jammy strawberry), spices, which reminded me of CF (while currently it is 5% of the blend, but at the time?...), the range is incredibly dynamic for a wine of this age, the Ch. Margaux 62 drunk alongside it had better watch out! No eccentric woodiness, no trace of oxidation, in short, a very beautiful (old) wine that it would have been risky to date blindly.Obviously a very good vintage for this Clos des Menuts, and which seems timeless.
11/18/17, 7:17 AM - Great review in the 2005 Saxum James Berry. Opened a bottle last night and I also gave this a 98. My review is not as articulate as yours... But I think we are saying the same thing...
10/19/17, 3:32 PM - Great note. I have one of these that I purchased 10 years ago at the winery. Good to hear that is has some life in it. Just curious - did you decant?Thanks,
12/16/14, 7:07 AM - I like my zin's with a little more depth and concentration...more fruit?This tasted to me like the grapes weren't fully ripe when picked. There was and imbalance associated with this wine. I have had this wine in previous vintages and liked it better. May need some time in the cellar - I have 5 more to go.
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