Backstreet Wine Salon, Phoenix, AZ
Tasted Friday, May 18, 2007 by mattiasjansson with 835 views
Soft, light-bodied and fresh. Great balance and nice, long finish.
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Medium-bodied. Nicely balanced, but a bit flat/hollow on the mid-palate. Also, a touch hot? (Nobody else mentioned this so I may be the only one who got that.)
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Beautiful nose. Some oxidization has set in but not in a negative way - I believe this has reached its peak. I kept this in the glass for over an hour and it showed beautifully the whole time. Wonderful full-flavored wine with a long complex finish.
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Oak still not fully integrated. Medium-bodied and full-flavored fruit. Hazelnuts on the beautiful finish.
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Some barnyard on the nose. Earthy and complex. Surprisingly young. Beautiful wine.
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Not showing as well as the bottle I had a couple of months ago. Very tannic. Monolithic now - needs time. Last time I saw tremendous upside - this time it had shut down too hard to tell.
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Very disappointing. Barnyard, rough tannins and bitterness. Very little fruit. I would not have rated this had I not had another disappointing bottle recently.
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Off bottle? Would have rated 83 points had I not learned that the provenance was questionable. Not terrible - just a shadow of normal Pegau. Medium brick red. Tannic.
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CORKED
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(My bottle.) Big and oaky. Earthy. Needs time - hard to tell whether it will come around.
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Very nice nose. Controversial wine - several people in group did not care for it, but I enjoyed it quite a bit.
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Young, tannic. Beautiful dark fruit. Needs time - may develop into something truly great - not showing enough at this point to tell.
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Cola and mushrooms on nice/interesting nose. Medium-bodied. Tannins fully integrated. Fruit still hanging in there but I think we caught it at the end of its life.
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I liked this much better last time. Very floral and perfumey. A bit hot.
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(My bottle.) Peppery nose. Nice fruit with a long finish.
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Disappointing. Tight and a bit bitter. Ok fruit, but bland mid-palate and short finish.
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Medium-red. Wonderful nose. Still some tannins to shed - will likely continue to improve. Long, long finish.
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Nose has hints of greatness but it was very muted. Palate flat. Differing opinions on whether the bottle was off. Suspect enough that I will not rate it. (Would have been ~85.)
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Much better than the (flawed?) 2001 we had opened earlier. Typical Sauternes - still very young.
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NV Jean Milan Champagne Grand Cru Special 89 Points
France, Champagne, Champagne Grand Cru
Pale and cloudy. Initially dominated by acidity. Opened up with ripe pears.
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