5/11/24, 9:33 AM - The Levet Cote Rotie is known to take 10+ years ' The 19 years of age for the 2005 made it perfect for drinking. No signs of youth but has many years ahead for drinking I would guess. As for the Saxum, it was very smooth and easy to drink but packed with fruit and the expected Syrah characteristics of meat, iron, savory notes, light funk. A friend brought the Saxum (Booker Vineyard) so I have little experience with them, but it was certainly a pleasant drinking experience. After drinking those 2 wines I opened a 2012 Rhys Horseshoe Vineyard Syrah which I thought was the most enjoyable of the 3 wines, but it was not served side by side.
2/22/21, 8:33 AM - To Ingycrazy:I wouldn't hesitate to buy it if you were buying directly from Paloma. Otherwise buying older wines is always a risky purchase unless you really understand its history in my opinion. Our experience overall with Paloma merlot is that they age very well. good luck.
12/31/17, 3:27 PM - John,It was the 2009. My mistake. I will try to correct my tasting note.
7/2/16, 4:00 PM - I believe it was Burt Williams (of Williams & Selyem) who said a good pinot takes at least 6 years in the bottle.
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