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  • Cheungtp says:

    8/1/2013 2:08:00 AM - Hey Justin, give a try on 1995 Leoville Barton. I had it once and it was excellent, complex yet elegant, very good structure. Reasonable price for the quality. Also, I second Harley1199 on the 2003 vintage, I like it very much personally. You will find quality stuff in the northern Medoc. Many are drinking well right now, but can certainly age well for another 5 to 10+ years. Enjoy!

  • Harley1199 says:

    6/13/2013 4:18:00 AM - How are you doing Justin? So that Palmer 2003...difficult question to resolve The style is quite masculine but some are saying that 2003 is loosing its weight and acidity very very quickly. 0n the other hand, there is a minority group, I'm here, defending that 2003 is an excellent vintage, showing a little heat at first but nice at this point and with a good future but depending on storage conditions. My choice then? Well, gonna related my few Margaux 2003 just for help. Don't be rigid with dates please, 1 Ch Lascombes by 2021 4 Pavillon Rouge 2017-2023 1 Ch Durfort Vivens 2017 1 Ch Brane Cantenac 2023 So youngest when 14 yo and oldest when twenty. About your specific bottle people here, in CT, is saying by 2025 so... Cheers

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