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Community Tasting Notes (9) Avg Score: 92.1 points

  • Still requires aging but very pleasant

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  • PNP from magnum. This will be tasted over two days. Day 1 a glass poured at open. Some bricking in color, the nose is of earth, some green. On the palate there is red fruit but at this point the wine is a bit course and the structure on the finish shows a bit more than the fruit. It will be interesting to see what day 2 brings. Day 1 B+/A-? Day 2 this had rounded out a bit with more dark red fruit showing on the palate. The tannin is still there and yet it seems ripe enough and there is enough fruit here that this should age into a solid wine, perhaps even better than that. My guess is 3-5 years before worth trying again given the format. Day 2 A-. Day 3 (day 2 and 3 the wine was stored at room temp) there is a bit more showing on the nose, but the wine is starting to show some oxidation but nothing that worried me - was actually drinkable and had been stored 1/2 recorked at room temperature since day 1. I feel like a solid wine, maybe better, in the making. Try again in 3 years. A-

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  • From magnum. We had this from magnum 2 years ago and we rated 93 but on this day ( we had a long discussion in the group as to the bottle variation of this wine and that many times is underwhelming) was below the bar. Good wine still, soft earthy, polished wine with good energy but lacks magic and had a few sharp edges ( almost a green feel) on the finish. Good 91 but that’s all and we wonder if one should have this sooner than later.

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  • Clos des Epeneaux survey, part II (Chicago, IL): From magnum (of course). A whiff of light red fruit at first, but the palate felt dull. This picked up with air, showing quite some stern structure and relatively coarse tannins. Feels somewhat thinning on the palate as well; not convinced this is a particularly strong showing of this bottle. Perhaps more time would allow the structure to soften up? In any case, I won't be opening any of my bottles for at least another five years.

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  • (May warrant 93-94 over time)
    (From magnum)
    Very tightly wound at first, sappy. Took the unusual step of decanting it and clearly benefited from 1 hour. While still at the early stages of evolution, this was beautifully pure; concentrated without being dense or heavy; with notes of violets and sap. Enormous potential.

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  • By Stephen Tanzer
    January/February 2014, IWC Issue #172, (See more on Vinous...)

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    2012 Red Burgundy: Against All Odds (Jan 2014), (See more on Vinous...)

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