11/21/23, 8:52 AM - Curious how much air time you are giving this before drinking?
8/10/23, 11:57 AM - Your tasting note seems to be very incongruent with professional tasting notes. Burghound gives a 94 and WA gives a 92. Not that I believe everything these guys say but it is usually sound guidance to a degree. (barring personal wine style likes and dislikes).Perhaps you had a flawed bottle? What was your aeration time and was food involved? I find that can have a huge impact. (especially with younger burg's)
8/10/23, 1:09 PM - Hmmm, I have a case in the pipeline. It will be interesting to see. The ABV statements for sure are always dubious as taxes levied are tied to alcohol levels. I will try a bottle once i get them in the fall and post my findings. Fingers crossed. I have never really steered away from high ABV's but there is concern if it is too high.Here is a good article on wine level statements (in the US at least).https://www.wineenthusiast.com/culture/wine/wine-abv-is-a-lie/I would not throw Lumpp under the bus however. He has some really good wines.
6/2/23, 5:36 AM - How much air time did you give it?
6/2/23, 7:36 AM - My last was about 2 hours air I believe. Always with steak/roast with sauces and/or gravies. Always a winner for me..Hopefully just a bad bottle. (And One only)
3/14/23, 2:01 PM - I can never get to "night 2". Always gone on night 1.
11/23/22, 9:48 AM - Just got my case; debating opening one. Was your PnP or did you give it any air.
11/23/22, 7:51 AM - Was going to open one last week but decided against it. Was this one for you, PnP or did you decant and for how long if so?
11/12/22, 5:09 AM - Flawed perhaps?
11/12/22, 9:43 PM - PS.Where in Newfie. St. Johns here.
10/9/22, 9:18 AM - "Accidenatlly opened a second bottle...". Love it. I too am accident prone like that. Looking forward to opening my 1st.
1/22/22, 8:51 AM - Michael: I am about to open a mag. Did you give it any air time or was it PnP?
1/22/22, 9:03 AM - Michael: Thanks for the feedback.
11/15/21, 6:28 PM - Insight is appreciated on this. Thanks for this. These do sometimes have instruction manuals.
11/12/21, 6:10 PM - réduction peut-être??
11/13/21, 5:37 AM - Merci. Tenez-moi au courant s'il vous plait. J'en ai six allongés. Je suis toujours curieux de connaître l'heure de la décantation.
8/8/21, 8:25 AM - PS: the de Vogue Musgny VV comment may seem off.. but it is from a distant memory and was my ephiphany moment for Burgundy) to migrate away from Bordeaux.) The comment was less about de Vogue and more about BH giving this Dominode a 93+ rating with users estimating its drinking window from 2026 - 2060. I just doen see this wine blooming in 5 years or so.
8/10/21, 7:04 PM - Thanks everybody, for all the feedback. I have to admit I am slowly getting my sea legs with Burgundy (reds). It is an easy place to get lost. I do have to admit Pavelot was my first foray into buying in bulk (so to speak). It can be intimidating when I do not see what others are seeing. I would appreciate any insights into Burgundies in my cellar. The oddest one I have yet is a 2018 Aurelien Verdet Chambolle-Musginy "Les Condemennes". (sorry off topic here). I thought it was outstanding, but the only reviews I see are on WineDecider giving it an 88. Makes you question your sanity (or theirs). The 2012 Condemennes was the wine that got me into Verdet.I will hold off on any more '14 Pavelot Dominodes. (I have 15's, 18's and 19's laying down). I do have to admit the 2012 Pavelot "Aux Guettes" are drinking nicely now so there are possibilities for sure.Feel free to DM.
10/12/21, 12:30 PM - @Mag357: Appreciate the commentary. I am optimistic.
10/13/21, 1:23 PM - @Mag357 (again). How did your 2014 Dominodes turn out? What was your decant time, if any and what was your food pairing, if any. Having an engineering background, all my tasting notes tend to be instructional in nature rather than descriptive in nature (i.e. best technique to maximize chances for a good tasting experience). Maybe I am just trying to show others how to avoid all the "red burg" pitfalls that I have encountered. I am still cyphering things out as you can tell.
9/18/21, 4:36 PM - Thanks for the insight onthe 2013. You will not be disappointed with the 2015.
5/30/21, 10:25 AM - Hmmm, perhaps you bottle was flawed. This is an outstanding vintage. Better luck with your next bottle.
5/26/21, 7:21 PM - As a recommendation try this with Maple Leaf farms pre-cooked duck leg. You can get it most anywhere. Walmart, Kroger, Publix if you are in the states. You won't believe what a magic key it is to open Burgundy. I have found it takes 2 - 3 hours to open up tis wine and most sub 10 year old wines (of decent quality). To open a red Burgundy and drink it as is you need either a $400 wine or one that is 10 - 15 years old. I am slowly deciphering Burgundy.
8/18/20, 6:33 AM - I managed to get it at $50. when it hit the Costco floors. Apparently it hit in two waves. Perhaps there may be another. I would still be picking this up at $60. QPR goes down hill then.
2/8/20, 3:52 PM - This was north Metro Atlanta. (Cumming and Alpharetta) Bought them just before Christmas. I have not seen them since.
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