Community Tasting Notes (79) Avg Score: 89.0 points

  • Cork in good condition and decanted off significant sediment an hour before pairing with beef pinwheel steaks. Pours a nearly opaque purplish ruby. Ripe plum, mulberry, forest floor and orange peel on the nose. These carry forward to the palate with medium body, resolved tannins, ample acidity and nice balance. Well kept bottles of this are still in good condition.

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  • ordentlich
    Holz abgebaut
    deutlich reif. Bald austrinken

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  • A little matured ruby colour. Vanilla and caramel taste with notes of black fruits (cherries, blackberries). Medium tannins with some residual astringency. Longer pleasant aftertaste.

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  • Noch frisch, dabei gut ausbalancierte Frucht/Holz

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  • excellent long elastic cork, level lower neck, some coarse sediment, 2+ hours in decanter, still remarkably youthful colour, opaque black-red with no brown, nose of rich, warm fruit, good but a little rustic and hard, palate also opulent and rich, warm, fruit a bit extracted with distinct rather hard tannins at the finish, some alcoholic burn (14%), the ca. 8 years since the last bottle has seen a real improvement, softened a little but still rather primary fruit, now a good accompaniment to richly tasty food (in this case venison and pumpkin casserole), just entering its primary drinking window and will hold 10 years and maybe even soften further, improves with time and air in the decanter / glass, QPR for original release price not great

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  • By Stephen Tanzer
    May/June 2006, IWC Issue #126, (See more on Vinous...)

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Garagiste

  • By Jon Rimmerman
    2/15/2008, (See more on Garagiste...)

    (Moulin Haut Laroque) Friday SPECIAL Dear Friends, Some hard to find formats and crazy prices below - all are in perfect condition, directly from the source. To find original 3.0lt bottles of Cote Rotie at this point (from the cellar) is quite rare, so take note. Have a good weekend everyone! 2005 Moulin Haut Laroque (Fronsac) LIMITED 3/person (Compare at more - one of the better values of 2005. You can look up the scores if you need to but look for Suckling to give the overall vintage 100pts next week...) 1996 Klein aux Vieux Remparts “Burgreben” Riesling (Alsace) LIMITED 3/person They sent us an extra ten cases of this wine as they felt bad there was space left-over on a pallet - it’s not everyday that a winery “fills” a pallet with 12 year old Riesling at peak...obviously the amount of wine all of you ordered made an impression. These are the only bottles available in the US. 2003 Chapoutier Crozes-Hermitage “Les Varonniers” 3.0lt 1999 Chapoutier Cote Rotie La Mordoree 3.0lt 1990 Chapoutier Cote Rotie La Mordoree 3.0lt - $1874.30 (these are some of the most impressive bottles of Cote Rotie I’ve ever seen) FIRST COME FIRST SERVED up to the stated limits Thank you, Jon Rimmerman Garagiste Seattle, WA Bord6340 Als1200 Rhone2220 Rhone2230 Rhone2240

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