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Red

2020 Le Vieux Pin Syrah Le Grand Pin

Okanagan Valley more

11/17/2023 - Canoehead Likes this wine: 93 points

PnPd but definitely will benefit with a long decant. Dark, opaque purple. Pronounced nose of blackberry crumble and peppery cured meat. Full-bodied assault of ripe blue and black fruits. This is a rich, textured Syrah. Good integration of tannin, alcohol and acid for a relatively young wine. Went well with brisket, buttery spuds and wilted spinach with Ruckles goat cheese. Would definitely buy this again. Very good QPR.

  • Comment posted by maximegousse:

    11/18/2023 12:57:00 PM - What does PnPd mean ?

Red

2020 Le Vieux Pin Syrah Cuvée Classique

Okanagan Valley VQA more

4/28/2023 - BrianinVan Likes this wine: 90 points

I really want to love this wine… I like it. A lot. It is smooth, elegant. An adult wine, for sure.

The wine had time to age gracefully yet give it time to open in the glass.

I taste red fruit, earthy, black currant. Light oak. Tannins are soft, as expected.

This wine will co-pilot a meal, not take centre stage. Maybe, for the price, I was expecting bolder, more centre stage, less adult Syrah. And perhaps Le Vieux Pin aims for adult, co-starring role. And perhaps I need to adjust my expectations accordingly.

  • Comment posted by maximegousse:

    4/30/2023 1:25:00 PM - I am by no means a connoisseur but as far as I know Le Vieux Pin aims to be "classic" ... therefore more co-pilot mode (I love your expression) than center stage.

Red

2009 Château Ormes de Pez

St. Estèphe Red Bordeaux Blend more

10/19/2022 - olemski wrote: 85 points

Watery rim. There is a vegetal character that makes some head off in the direction of Loire when this was served blind. Firm, dry, good with solid food. (I have adopted a more stringent application of points since my previous bottle, so this is very good though not excellent.)

  • Comment posted by maximegousse:

    10/19/2022 9:39:00 AM - I would love for you to share your new scoring chart

  • Comment posted by maximegousse:

    10/19/2022 12:47:00 PM - I use this scale I found here as well

    https://www.cellartracker.com/forum/tm.asp?m=14940&mpage=1

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