not chilled enough when uncorked, showing caramelized nose of honey, straw, marmalade, and cane sugar. Acidity was a little high. More pleasant after being chilled and aerated 45 minutes after opening. Peaked about 1½ hours after opening. Not as fresh, more oxidized than the last bottle opened 6 years earlier.
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Fourrier Griottes pre-Jean-Marie (The Ledbury, London): Dark, butterscotch nose, smooth, drinkable with vague appley fruit, but no oomph. (i hadn't realised I'd had this before, but my note from six years ago is almost identical)
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Fourrier Griottes (The Ledbury, London): Very dark gold, almost amber. A tad adelhydic on the nose, a touch of marmalade too. Slightly raw mushroomy. Full and slightly spirity feel to the finish. Somewhat past it.
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Decanted about half an hour before dinner, this wine kept improving until hitting a plateau about 2 hours later. A big nose with lots of toast, sweet like shredded coconut, straw, Chinese licorice, lots of ripeness, tobacco, buttery, sweet corn, nutty with a hint of coffee. Slightly acidic on the palate. Very, very good.
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5/21/2017 - Peech Likes this wine: 92 Points
not chilled enough when uncorked, showing caramelized nose of honey, straw, marmalade, and cane sugar. Acidity was a little high. More pleasant after being chilled and aerated 45 minutes after opening. Peaked about 1½ hours after opening. Not as fresh, more oxidized than the last bottle opened 6 years earlier.
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10/18/2012 - Rupert wrote: 87 Points
Fourrier Griottes pre-Jean-Marie (The Ledbury, London): Dark, butterscotch nose, smooth, drinkable with vague appley fruit, but no oomph. (i hadn't realised I'd had this before, but my note from six years ago is almost identical)
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10/18/2012 - SimonG wrote: 80 Points
Fourrier Griottes (The Ledbury, London): Very dark gold, almost amber. A tad adelhydic on the nose, a touch of marmalade too. Slightly raw mushroomy. Full and slightly spirity feel to the finish. Somewhat past it.
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5/17/2011 - Peech wrote: 96 Points
Decanted about half an hour before dinner, this wine kept improving until hitting a plateau about 2 hours later. A big nose with lots of toast, sweet like shredded coconut, straw, Chinese licorice, lots of ripeness, tobacco, buttery, sweet corn, nutty with a hint of coffee. Slightly acidic on the palate. Very, very good.
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5/2/2006 - Rupert wrote: 87 Points
Linden's Montrachet tasting (Bentley Hotel, London): Butterscotch nose, confirmed on palate, sweet toffee apple palate, but finishes dry
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