Tasted Friday, February 16, 2024 by shifter with 103 views
Opened for an hour. This took some coaxing to come around. A bit clipped and one dimensional at first, but with the gougères, it really popped and brought out the acid backbone.
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Opened for an hour. Great color and wonderfully mature white Burg. Softer and more rounded compared to the 2010.
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Opened for an hour. Another wonderful 2010. Was closed at first so I suggested a decant since it was my bottle. Really woke up the wine and continued to get better with more air. Good development, but still fresh and vibrant. Great energy and a finish that lingers.
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Opened for an hour. Nose was very expressive right off the bat with that classic DRC oak signature. Warmer palate compared to the 2020 beside.
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Opened for an hour. On another level from the 2019. So precise and focused. Multi dimensional palate with unique orangesicle and marzipan notes. So incredibly enjoyable, this was a favorite of the night for many at the table. Still not worth the secondary market pricing, but a great wine nonetheless.
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Opened for an hour. In the drinking zone. Full and wide with good weight and depth. Extremely enjoyable, but not at the level of the incredible '14 or '17.
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Opened for an hour. A bit less precision, but very good effort in a traditionally challenging vintage. Ripeness was managed very well and beautifully balanced with acid.
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Opened for an hour. Great focus and energy. Young, almost painfully so, but tons of stuffing. Tonight the 2013 was showing best, but this bottle will be great in a few years.
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Opened for two hours. Enjoyable but not entirely memorable after the previous two flights.
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Opened for two hours. Good balance and nice weight.
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Opened for two hours. Enjoyable but not entirely memorable after the previous two flights.
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Opened for 4 hours. Bright and fresh nose. Gorgeous. Fully integrated tannins. A bit short on the finish.
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Opened for 4 hours. Nose is more subtle compared to the Barbaresco, but possesses more weight on the back end.
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Opened for 4 hours. Really spectacular tonight with an earthy, but bright nose and great structure and silky smooth palate. A very singular wine.
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Opened for 4 hours. Blind. My first thought from the nose was something from the 80s. So fresh and vibrant. But the palate brought such depth and development, it was clearly much older. Fabulous example of what Vogüé can be when on with the proper age.
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Opened for 4 hours. Blind. Very young tasting with some interesting notes, if not fully complete.
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Opened for 4 hours. Blind. Typical rustic notes had the table talking about underperforming Vogüé and (thankfully) changes more recently.
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PnP from 375. Always one of my favorites and this did not disappoint. Stunning melange of vanilla, honey, apricot and tropical fruits. Supreme length and depth with a finish that goes on and on.
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1990 Moët & Chandon Champagne Cuvée Dom Pérignon 93 Points
France, Champagne
PnP. Good color for the age. Honeyed nose and full palate. Very little bubbles remaining.
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2002 Dom Pérignon Champagne 94 Points
France, Champagne
PnP. Very nice color and bubbles. Right in the zone and drinking beautifully with a nice maturity, but still fresh.
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