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Community Tasting Notes (26) Avg Score: 93.9 points

  • Method: decanted for an hour and then back in the bottle for another 2 hours; Glasvin universal; slightly chilled

    Look: deep- garnet; no bricking

    Nose: cedar / cigar box / oak, maybe slight allspice

    Palate: cherry, dried herbs; long finish of pepper, oak, light dried herbs, nutmeg, faint unripe green olive; dry; medium+ body; high drying tannin; high- acidity

    Overall thoughts: There is some good complexity here and a lot of structure, but this is WAY too young. The oak and tannins need to integrate a lot more for my tastes. Very good wine overall, but seemingly very far from its prime.

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  • The wine is clear, with deep ruby color, slight more garnet towards the rims, and thick legs.
    On the nose the wine is clean, with medium plus primary aroma intensity of ripe black fruits, black berries, black currant, wild cherries, earthiness notes, black pepper, smoked meat, dried herbs, along with medium secondary aroma intensity of oak spices, dirt, wet floor, earthiness notes.
    On the palate the wine is dry, with medium plus acidity, medium ripe green tannins, medium plus body, medium plus alcohol, medium plus flavor intensity of ripe black fruits, black forest berries, strawberries, cassis, plum jam, black pepper, meat, oak spices, fresh and dried herbs.
    The wine is of an outstanding quality, due to its length, complex aroma and flavor profile, balanced charecteristics between concentrated fruit and earthiness notes, while keeping sharp acidity across all palate, and pleasant mineral finish. It is appealing and generous at time of tasting, with generous weight, and was showing green notes along with pronounced tannins, thus can definitely benefit from further aging, in order to soften down the tannins, bring to the front more of riper fruits characteristic, and to start developing tertiary aromas and flavors profile.

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  • Tasting Ground official tasting, 2006 Guigal lalala (Oinoscent): 100% Syrah, 11200 bottles total production, limestone clay rich in iron oxide, 2.3ha No decanting as suggested by Philippe Guigal, bottle uncorked at 10:00, tasted at 14:00

    The wine shows high intensity in the nose, very dense profile, dark fruit, dark spice, overall a very dark core (!!!), more graphite, a touch coffee, with more time in the glass you get some toffee next to prunes and plums.

    In the palate, the wine is still tight, the oak is very much upfront, spice, coffee, tannins are tight, the fruit needs some time to emerge showing fresh juicy cherries and currants, full body and long finish

    This is the most backward of all, still needs time

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  • 深宝石红酒体,闻香有淡淡的Brett带来的动物皮毛味,陈年的肉鲜,黑果香气,入口酸度漂亮,咸鲜口感,单宁细腻紧致,山楂和黑色水果的香气,收尾薄荷清凉,一些泥土气息,结构清晰,酒体强壮,余味是细腻果香和橡木桶的奶香。非常法国范儿的一支酒,北隆西拉熟悉的味道

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  • Very interesting wine. The theme of the night was non-Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne French wines. So, Rhone was a major player of the night. Very interesting wine but didn't unfurl itself on the night. It is very tightly wrapped and probably needs a long decant time. The terroir elements are still in the background. I can see the score going to 94 or so with a few years of cellaring. But definitely not a top La-La.

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