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Friday, July 6, 2018 - opened this on my 40th birthday along side a 2012 Dunn Howell Mtn and while both were good, the crowd liked this O'Shaughnessy better.

Tasting was several days ago, so no score or details, but I recall the major difference being approachability. I tasted some diacetyl so the ML may help soften this one earlier than Dunn.

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  • Comment posted by Mark1npt:

    7/12/2018 10:10:00 AM - Approachability is probably a good word for it. I'm sure the Dunn with more time will score higher, but then again so will the O'Shaughnessy. Maybe just a personal preference to favor one style vs another? Did you have food with both? Thanks, Mark

  • Comment posted by DougSamuel:

    7/13/2018 5:24:00 PM - I think you're right, Mark1npt. There is a difference in style between the 2. Dunn was all dark and deep -- a pure bass note. O'Shaughnessy had more of the high notes. You can tell they are closely related, but had a different parenting style ;)

    We did have it with food. A filet mignon with a blue cheese spread, asparagus, and some parmesan mashed potatoes. But this was also a "second course" of wine after we'd opened a few others, so hence the somewhat fuzzy notes.

  • Comment posted by Mark1npt:

    7/13/2018 6:08:00 PM - A different parenting style for sure, Doug. Sounds like you drank them with the right food, but after a second course things can get a little fuzzy! For sure! Thanks for the additional info......Mark

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