2005 Mollydooker Two Left Feet

Community Tasting Notes (178) Avg Score: 90.1 points

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  12/17/2020 - Pergole_boy Likes this wine: 89 Points

  Lots of fruit, still vibrant, but ultimately a little underwhelming with little complexity.

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  10/22/2020 - Kenny_G Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Just opened, this 15 year old wine had a see-through redish color, and a taste dominated by the 15.5% alcohol. Blends 65% Syrah, 16% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 19% Merlot, which normally would have a highly fruity and complex taste. Thankfully, the wine tasted much better by the next day, and was especially good with a bloody steak, rice, and small potatoes.

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  11/20/2019 - tederf wrote: 90 Points

  This still had lots of life. Softened over the years. I think the shraz is giving way to the cab and merlot. Decanted and opened for about six hours helped open up the red fruit.

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  11/17/2019 - levinml wrote: 90 Points

  I stand by my earlier note from a couple years ago. Where is this 2012 drink by date coming from? While maybe this is no longer at a peak, it's still doing great. Good balance on the flavors, lacking in a little complexity, but not at all like a wine 7 years past its prime.

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  6/30/2019 - bradfriedlander Likes this wine: 89 Points

  Tasting great after 14 years. Shiraz is there, but it is a key component and not overwhelming.

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