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Community Tasting Notes (9) Avg Score: 92.4 points

  • Gosh, quite different from a gloriously open and ethereal 5* bottle from the same case a couple of months ago. Far tighter, indeed less involved than the first from the case 30 months ago. Full garnet to mid ruby. Meaty, dense mid red fruit, good structure. Built for the future with tannin and acidity in step with the fruit. Lots of wine here, but not shining fully today. ****

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  • A Ledbury Dinner: Mid to full garnet. Lovely nose of earthy red fruit and spice. Delicate, almost ethereal but with substance. Silky, cool mid red fruit, some sous bois, and a long, lingering finish. Absolutely gorgeous. Neither the power nor the density of the Chaignits alongside, but a masterclass in poise and elegance and an absolutely lovely drink. *****

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  • Red fruit, earth, sweet sandalwood. I feel like I repeat myself when i drink Gibourg, with such strong house signatures. Palate shows more structure and restraint, not really seeing the ripeness of the vintage come through. Shocking, a gibourg was quite tasty... again...

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  • Still relatively youthful. My experience is that the tannins are more prominent in the Rondes than the other M-G wines, and that is the case here. That said, with just a bit of air everything, including the structure, smooths out. Really great wine. Good bottles should have a long life.

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  • Following on from the Chaignots a couple of weeks ago, first look at the MG 09 Vignes Rondes. A little more evolved, the fruit still plush but no longer primary, densely silky to finely velvety texture, and a lovely autumnal sense of sous bois and meaty development with a little air that made it a perfect foil for Tournedos Rossini. ****

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