Tasted Thursday, October 22, 2009 by astroman with 623 views
7 vintages of Grange for tasting for invited guests only. However many of the guests did not RSVP and managed to get into the tasting. However a big confusion before the start of the event which lead to a lot of unhappiness. Nevertheless, did manage to taste the Granges and it was worth the effort.
Preferred 91 over 90 as 91 seem more alive and enjoyable while the 90 was quite advanced.
98 appears to be more drinking now as compared 98
2004 without a doubt head and shoulder above the 2002
For drinking now 1991 is outstanding while 2004 probably will be outstanding in years to come.
1983 Penfolds Grange
Australia, South Australia
Complex nose of tea leaves, orange peel, fresh, plum. Bit of sewage. Amazing tannins with excellent freshness with 26 years of age. Some morning freshness and subtle finish. Some sandal wood and herbs as CPT correctly described. After an hour an half in the glass, amazing.
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