Light gold color. Drank a glass over 30 minutes. Apple, citrus, chalk, yeast, nicely tart; crisp and deep. Drinking well. 92+pts.

Light gold color. Drank a glass over 45 minutes. Great sea air nose, bread dough, baked apple, caramel, lemon pie, quince and citrus. Delicious.

Very pale pink color. An ethereal, blissful Rose Champagne of gorgeous red berries, yeast, so lively and fresh, strawberry chiffon, almond cream. Loved it, a real treat.

Pale gold color. Drank a glass over 45 minute. Stunning, with the utmost sense of purity and focus.amazing ocean sea spray on the nose, very high toned striking the upper olfactory register in spades, rich lemon, Meyer lemon, fresh and bold. The palate is filled with brine and tons of acid, pure and fresh, Meyer lemon, crisp fresh cut lemon, dried apple, long and vibrant. Inspiring! I certainly don't get to drink Raveneau anywhere near enough.

Light gold color. Drank a glass over an hour. Pear, tart fruit, peach, very crisp, melon, medium bodied, crisp acidity, ultra light wood and toast. 92+pts.

Light medium gold color. Drank a glass over 45 minutes. Very complex all the way around, aromatic nose with stones, sea shore, rose blossoms, rich nose, green fruits and almonds. The palate, shines with definition, citrus, Meyer lemon, creme brulee, oak, almond, roasted pear and oak spice on a medium full bodied frame with a long finish. This is pretty elegant; there was just a hint of alcohol early on but it settles in nicely.

Medium red color. PNP, drank a glass plus over 90 minutes. Oh man this is a wow nose; great perfume of cinnamon, spices, leather, framboise, soil, iodine, blood and more. The palate is medium bodied and quintesscential Burgundy, soulful and filled with soil, minerals and red fruits. The iron and minerality is distinct, red raspberry, tart cherry, velveteen texture, leather, dried earth and dry extract on the finish. This was just super, plenty of time. 95+ to 96pts.

Medium dark red color. PNP, drank a glass over an hour. Drank this next to the '02 Jadot CSJ. A little muted at first on the nose, with darker fruits, black cherry, currants, dried Christmas spice, and earth. The palate is medium bodied, black cherry, tart huckleberry, dirt, tobacco leaf and good length.

Very dark red purple hued color. Drank a small glass over an hour. Interesting wine. I agree with comments from galewskj. With the sun dried grapes this comes off ultra ripe and Amarone-like. Sweet to the point of distraction for me, but that is also impacted by the placement of where we happened to drink this. The 16% ABV is really comes through, it does seem like a fortified wine to me. Ripe raspberry elixir, figs, blackberry and dark chocolate.

Very dark red minus color with a 7mm transitional to clear margin. PNP, drank a glass over 90 minutes. Low shoulder fill with a fully saturated wet cork that released on just turning in the spindle. Like most of these older bottles this needed a few minutes to shake off the cobwebs. Definitely intact right off the bat, but steadily evolving in the glass. This is one of those revelatory wines that certainly demonstartes the durability and ageability of Bordeaux. One might naturally be worried about the the low shoulder fill or the wet cork, but this wine defies the odds and in my experience is not an outlyer. What a great wine, showing its ever changing colors. The nose is filled with saddle leather, earth and a touch of funk to start which slowly builds over 20 minutes into an amazing perfume of pencil lead, tar, soil, dried purple flowers, red currants, red cherry and mulch. The palate still is zinging with tart red fruits on a sleek medium body, cherry, dried forest floor, crushed blackberries, soil and minerals, round medium tannins and a long finish. This was in great shape, and an absolute joy to drink a birth year wine for this milestone bday. I don't think most would pick this out as 60 years old if drank blind - maybe 40, and this has got the stuffing to go for another 20 it would seem. My WOTN in a really, really strong group.

Dark red maroon color. PNP, drank a glass over an hour. Another dicey cork, but a nice wine drinking well. Very metallic minerality on the nose, dominating for the most part, some dried flowers, decaying mushrooms, dried cherries. The palate is medium bodied, leather, metallic, iron, strong minerality, earthy, mild tannins. 91+ to 92pts.

Medium red murky color. PNP, drank a glass over 30 minutes. The nose is kind of sullen, earthy, celery, tar, mushroom, dried red fruit. The palate is medium bodied, ultra tart, cranberry, bing cherry, vegetal, sous bois, onion soup, resolved tannins. It's always fun to drink these old Barolo's and this birth year wine was a another good one.

Very dark red/purple color. Drank a glass over 45 minutes. This wasn't quite as evolved as I expected it to be. Full bodied, dark cherry, graphite, plum, dark chocolate, blackberry, black currants, silky, dried earth, wood and some prominent tannins. I like this a lot, but this bottle could have used even more time or air. 92+ to 93pts.

Very dark red/purple color. PNP, followed a glass over 45 minutes. This was in a tough spot following a lot of aged wines. In itself this was extremely youthful; kirsch, blackberry liqueur, cassis, oak, spicy, very firm tannins, full bodied and dense. Score reserved.

Very dark red color. PNP, drank a glass over 40 minutes. This is always a treat for me as it's been a special wine over the years. This is so complex, beautiful, and ever consistent. See my previous notes to dive deeper. Tar, creosote, mint, black and blue fruits, leather and floral. A gem.