Just glorious Cabernet enjoyed with Matt Mc . Long complex with the berries in great shape. Enjoyed with perfectly cooked Wagyu steaks. Easily beat a rocky BP from 2010 as a food wine.
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Drank this during a wine dinner at Phoenix Garden (Ngee Ann City). Theme of the Evening: Langton's Exceptional Cabernet Dinner. Wines were served two at a time for comparison and contrast.
A blend of 5 grape types, made up of 74% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 5% Malbec, 4% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petit Verdot. With the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot making up 90% of the composition, the other 3 lesser grape types complimented the leading grapes, presenting a unified, formidable line-up. As compared to the 2005 Mount Mary Quintet, this wine is more straightforward and comprehensible. Inky, powerful, classic Margaret River. Dark black fruits backed by cassis, mushrooms, and floral freshness.
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Boom! What a wine. Nearly twenty years on and the fruits is still so powerful and bright. Certainly a bigger Diana Madeline in style, but so muscular and impressive. Blackcurrant, dark plum, hint of eucalypt, cedar, bay leaf. Lots of delicious complexity. A memorable wine of place.
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This was a treat. Started a bit ‘whiffy’ and sweet but after an hour decant presented ultra stylishly. Really great balance, purity and structure. Black and blue fruits, tobacco and slate. Had a real ethereal nature to the tension (structure) within the wine as it delivered the flavour experience. Simply beautiful and just got better and better over a few hours.
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3/15/2024 - ProfByron wrote:
I wasn’t really able to concentrate on this at the dinner party but it was certainly outshone by Ch Duhart-Milon 2005. Pity.
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1/11/2024 - Snibbo wrote: 96 Points
Just glorious Cabernet enjoyed with Matt Mc . Long complex with the berries in great shape. Enjoyed with perfectly cooked Wagyu steaks. Easily beat a rocky BP from 2010 as a food wine.
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12/13/2023 - stayhappy21 wrote: 91 Points
Drank this during a wine dinner at Phoenix Garden (Ngee Ann City). Theme of the Evening: Langton's Exceptional Cabernet Dinner. Wines were served two at a time for comparison and contrast.
A blend of 5 grape types, made up of 74% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 5% Malbec, 4% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petit Verdot. With the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot making up 90% of the composition, the other 3 lesser grape types complimented the leading grapes, presenting a unified, formidable line-up. As compared to the 2005 Mount Mary Quintet, this wine is more straightforward and comprehensible. Inky, powerful, classic Margaret River. Dark black fruits backed by cassis, mushrooms, and floral freshness.
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4/3/2023 - azzah Likes this wine: 95 Points
Boom! What a wine. Nearly twenty years on and the fruits is still so powerful and bright. Certainly a bigger Diana Madeline in style, but so muscular and impressive. Blackcurrant, dark plum, hint of eucalypt, cedar, bay leaf. Lots of delicious complexity. A memorable wine of place.
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3/5/2022 - nwebstar Likes this wine: 96 Points
This was a treat. Started a bit ‘whiffy’ and sweet but after an hour decant presented ultra stylishly. Really great balance, purity and structure. Black and blue fruits, tobacco and slate. Had a real ethereal nature to the tension (structure) within the wine as it delivered the flavour experience. Simply beautiful and just got better and better over a few hours.
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