Monday, September 27, 2021 - The 2000 Figeac was sensational and by far the most exciting wine in a recent right bank tasting of 95/98/00/01. It was spikey and feral with a riveting green overlay an emerging tertiary complexity, and it had a terrific finish. Eric d’Aramon, who got his marching orders in 2012 after failing to secure an upgrade to Premier A status, was roundly criticised by some of the critics (no need to name them) for picking his 2000 too early; but he really nailed it. Drinking this makes me worry about my recent purchases of 2016 and 2019, which may have been Rollandised.
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Comment posted by Rimbe:
10/3/2021 3:20:00 PM - I'm with you... hope I don't have to sell them once I've tasted them, like all those 09s...
Comment posted by Comte Flaneur:
10/5/2021 2:53:00 AM - I missed the boat in this wine but with the consolation that I have 98 and 01
Comment posted by Sonoffalstaff:
11/29/2021 9:16:00 AM - Completely agree. I have now bought the post Eric wines for investment, but expect v little from them compared to the pleasure from the 20 century vintages I was lucky enough to try