La Trompette, Chiswick
Tasted Thursday, October 14, 2021 by Paul D with 265 views
Lightly smoky, minerally, spicy red fruit, a touch reserved on the nose. Medium bodied, red fruit, spice, touch of firm but fine tannin still, vibrant acidity, quite linear, decent length. Excellent, drinking well though absolutely no hurry
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Classic Graves nose - warm earth, tobacco, smoke. Medium bodied, tobacco, earth, some underlying mainly red berry fruit, soft and harmonious, fresh acidity, finish is quite long. Lovely.
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Dark fruited, spice, green pepper. Hand-soap? Medium bodied, cool dark fruit, quite linear, vibrant acidity, good length finish. Overall very good if not in line with expectations.
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Medium bodied, quite savoury and spicy, red fruited, harmonious and balanced on the palate, a touch drying perhaps on the finish but overall very enjoyable.
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Nose shows red fruit, spice, earth, palate is sensuous and caressing with red fruit, spice, earth, vibrant acidity, long, harmonious finish. Outstanding, drinking beautifully.
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Rich, quite youthful nose, ripe dark fruit, cedar, touch of vanilla. Medium/full bodied, ripe, sensuous dark fruit, cedar again, soft tannins, fresh acidity, long finish. Lovely.
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Aromatic, fragrant, red fruit, florals. Medium bodied, spicy red fruit, pencil lead, floats attractively across the palate, vibrant acidity, medium-good length finish. Relatively light but quite classy and certainly enjoyable.
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Some red and black berry fruit here, a little restrained this bottle perhaps, some cedar coming through on the palate which is harmonious but not overly long or complex.
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Lovely, textbook medoc nose, blackcurrant fruit, smoke, gravelly minerals. Medium/full bodied on the palate, dark fruit, smoke, mineral, a thread of fine tannin still, vibrant acidity, this has drive and excellent length. Outstanding, drinking now but with many years ahead of it.
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Bottle #1 (smoke damaged). Had an odd, rotten seaweed aroma which was difficult to get past. A bit better on the palate but certainly not what it should be. NR
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Bottle #2. Youthful, blackcuurant fruit, cedar, touch of gravel. Medium/full bodied, quite mouth-filling with lovely presence, dark fruit, spice, mineral, fresh acidity, quite long too. Lovely, no hurry
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slightly quiet at first, then opening to reveal dark fruit, some exotic spice, quite rich with a touch of smoke too. Attractive and mouth-filling on initial entry, has soft tannins and fresh acidity but perhaps flatters to deceive a little as it falls away a touch on the finish.
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Broad and rich, mature fruit, barley-sugar, with decent contrasting acidity but not much complexity
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This again was quite mature with a rich, barley sugar nose, there was some orangey freshness about this though and it had better length and definition on the palate than the Guiraud.
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2008 Fortnum & Mason Champagne Brut Vintage (Louis Roederer)
France, Champagne
Quite mature with some oxidative notes overlying limey fruit. Very fine mousse, quite long and tangy on the finish.
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