A very curious nose here, and one that takes a while to settle upon, having been though the slightly medicinal, swimming pool etc, it seems to be redolent of slightly stale hob nobs, possibly with a crumb or two of ginger nut thrown in. Curious. However, it is detachable From the palate which has more vigour and line. The nose is off putting though. ***1/2
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Gently double decanted an hour before serving. A really beautiful nose of rich (towards exotic-tinged) maturing dark fruit with hints of game, meat and sous bois. Similar profile on the palate but noteworthy for the smooth mouthfeel and intensity, recognisably old-vine driven. Use of oak is wonderfully judged here, with the wood perfectly integrated but noticeable for its effect. Lovely wine, very Mazis, and drinking perfectly now (accompanied roast goose brilliantly). ****1/2
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Another Saturday at Knightsbridge - mostly blind (Northbrook, IL): Tasted double blind. Oak spice with mature red fruit aromas and mushroom. Hints of sauvage on palate with less density than I'd expect from Grand Cru. I think there was a real drying element here that some thought was "green" but i found to be the effect of a bit too much new oak for the level of underlying fruit here.
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Deep limpid ruby. The nose is solid and sweet, floral and earthy, with black hedgerow fruits and a touch of gaminess. The mouth entry is soft and inviting, with succulent black fruits and gradually unfurling spiciness and acidity. The mid-palate is full and creamy and perfectly balanced, leading to a very long meaty finish, lifted by a touch of spice. A very solid and very fine wine, this was decanted two hours in advance and didn't open up significantly during drinking. One to drink up over the next five years or so.
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(Dominique Laurent Mazis-Chambertin Cuvée B Vieilles Vignes) Medium cherry red color; rich cherry, cherry preserves, rose, lilac, floral nose; very tasty, luscious with tart red fruit, roses, rosehips, good acidity and concentration; long finish 94+ pts.
(Dominique Laurent Mazis-Chambertin Cuvée B Vieilles Vignes) Rich cherry, berry nose; good entry, tight, black cherry, berry palate with good balance; medium-plus finish
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10/5/2017 - SimonG wrote: 90 Points
A very curious nose here, and one that takes a while to settle upon, having been though the slightly medicinal, swimming pool etc, it seems to be redolent of slightly stale hob nobs, possibly with a crumb or two of ginger nut thrown in. Curious. However, it is detachable
From the palate which has more vigour and line. The nose is off putting though. ***1/2
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12/7/2014 - MAOC wrote:
Gently double decanted an hour before serving. A really beautiful nose of rich (towards exotic-tinged) maturing dark fruit with hints of game, meat and sous bois. Similar profile on the palate but noteworthy for the smooth mouthfeel and intensity, recognisably old-vine driven. Use of oak is wonderfully judged here, with the wood perfectly integrated but noticeable for its effect. Lovely wine, very Mazis, and drinking perfectly now (accompanied roast goose brilliantly). ****1/2
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5/8/2014 - falp wrote: 94 Points
unfiltered, delicious!
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3/2/2013 - Burgundy Al wrote: 89 Points
Another Saturday at Knightsbridge - mostly blind (Northbrook, IL): Tasted double blind. Oak spice with mature red fruit aromas and mushroom. Hints of sauvage on palate with less density than I'd expect from Grand Cru. I think there was a real drying element here that some thought was "green" but i found to be the effect of a bit too much new oak for the level of underlying fruit here.
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8/4/2007 - PSide wrote:
Deep limpid ruby. The nose is solid and sweet, floral and earthy, with black hedgerow fruits and a touch of gaminess. The mouth entry is soft and inviting, with succulent black fruits and gradually unfurling spiciness and acidity. The mid-palate is full and creamy and perfectly balanced, leading to a very long meaty finish, lifted by a touch of spice. A very solid and very fine wine, this was decanted two hours in advance and didn't open up significantly during drinking. One to drink up over the next five years or so.
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