Sixteen Restaurant
Tasted Saturday, October 22, 2011 by psmith with 946 views
Primary. Red fruits with some darker accents. Good clarity. Lacking Dujac sap. Enjoyable but very young.
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Like a Sonoma Pinot in its ripeness and black, flashy fruits. Similar palate - streamlined but lacking grip. Not a great Dujac.
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Delicious red raspberry fruit and spice notes. Open, sappy, and full in texture. Resolving tannins. In a very nice place.
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Mature, certainly; raspberry fighting a losing battle with more autumnal notes. Resolved structurally, and fading a bit in the middle, but enjoyable.
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Gorgeous dark strawberry fruits and spice. Balances power and grace, with structue framing the elements nicely. Great clarity. Excellent.
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Has always drank well, with a great combination of classic dark cherry and tobacco and fine grain tannins that give it a softer feel. Very nice.
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Mature brambly dark fruits and earth elements. Cedar Good power despite its age. Cool fruits. Masculine styling. Great bottle.
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Stern '86 frame, but with enough density to match. Masculine styling. Still very primary. Nice elements.
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From magnum. Flashy dark fruits. Chocolate. Masculine styling. Firm, grainy tannins. Very dense.
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From magnum. Very green - herbal with tobacco and red fruit edges. Mature. Enjoyable.
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Wow. Tons of power and material. Dark fruits, tobacco, but a great softness to the palate despite its youth. Medium grain, well balanced tannins. Delicious.
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Dark fruits, tobacco. Masculine, medium bodied, and well balanced. Surprisingly nice. Doesn't need time but can last.
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Still tons of red fruit and charm. Could pass for much younger. Well balanced, medium bodied wine. Lacking a bit in nuance, but what's there is very nice
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Another mediocre '90 la Chapelle. Hard, dark, with firm, aggressive tannins. Needs time but no signs of impending greatness. Yet to see anything in this.
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Red cherry fruits. Characteristic Gaja headiness with very fine tannins. Floral and spicy. Young. Very nice.
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From magnum. Dense leather, herb, and kirsch notes. Tons of power and density. Alcohol shows through on the finish, competing with fine tannins. Big, big wine, but not overdone or blowsy. Very nice.
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Powerful and weighty. Fig/caramel notes. Heady, with uplifting VA and alcohol. Characteristic D''Oliveras restraint despite impressive raw material. Very good.
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1947 Pol Roger Champagne Vintage Brut
France, Champagne
Some mousse left at the beginning. White chocolate and a firm, liqueur like texture. Still great acidic backbone. Golden color. Very earthy. Nice.
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1989 Krug Champagne Vintage Brut
France, Champagne
From magnum. Surprisingly mature with white chocolate and orange fruit notes. Good balance and mousse. Rounded. Very nice.
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2000 Château de la Maltroye Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Dent de Chien
France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru
Waxy citrus noes. Good tension. Clean. Nice wine.
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2002 Louis Latour Montrachet
France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Montrachet Grand Cru
Flashy yellow fruits and a weighty texture. Minerallity and tension. Stunning balance despite its power. Delicious
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2006 Domaine Ramonet Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet
France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru
Characteristic Ramonet mint and mineral backbone. Very lush and surprisingly open. Tension with a firm acidic core. May not be an ager but very nice.
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1997 M. Chapoutier Ermitage Blanc De L'Orée
France, Rhône, Northern Rhône, Hermitage
Oily, perfumed. Citrus and floral notes. Well balanced. Still youthful. Medium bodied. Enjoyable.
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