Vancouver, BC
Tasted Saturday, August 25, 2012 by godx with 556 views
No formal notes. Earthy nose with strawberry and pink grapefruit notes. Light body but with decent flavor intensity. Nice length with solid acidity. A really nice rose that’s drinking very well. Excellent.
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No formal notes. A nice white Bordeaux that showed typicity but didn’t have the same depth and complexities as the Smith Haut Lafitte. Very good.
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No formal notes. Medium, almost dark gold in colour; very oxidized looking. Nose was quite oxidized as well but palate was surprisingly fresh with decent acidity, waxy mouthfeel. Good.
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No formal notes. This was really good. Fresh, good acidity, pale colour compared to previous wine. Very good.
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No formal notes. My last bottle of this and it’s clearly the best one yet. Smoky and toasty with lemon and earthy notes. Showing lots of complexity now and the oak is very well integrated. I wish I had more. Excellent.
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No formal notes. This was excellent. Fully mature, resolved, beautiful Bordeaux funk nose along with a classic claret profile. Smooth and fairly resolved on the palate this is drinking extremely well right now. Excellent.
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No formal notes. A big stylist difference from the ’82 Haut-Marbuzet. Riper, more new worldish of course, with blackberry and other berry fruit. This wasn’t as new worldly as the Carlisle that followed. I’ve never been a big Zin fan so maybe that’s why others enjoy this more than I do. Good.
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No formal notes. Full throttle and high-octane. Ripe, rich and modern and somewhat one-dimensional. Has the structure and fruit to age a while longer. I guess this could be a decent cheese wine. Wines like this confirm why I don’t buy Zinfandel. Average.
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No formal notes. This was very nice. Complex with sweet and gorgeous apricot and papaya notes with loads of acidity. Excellent.
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No formal notes. Felt a bit simpler after the Tokaji. There was this chemical/plastic note that was slightly off putting but other than that this was quite nice and a pretty good example of Sauternes. Still youthful but drinking well, this probably would have shown better had it not been served alongside the Tokaji. Good. 86+
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NV Charles Heidsieck Champagne Brut Réserve 88 Points
France, Champagne
No formal notes. Drinking well, citrus hints of toast, clearly much better than the previous bottle I had back in 2009. Very good.
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NV Jose Dhondt Champagne Rosé de Saignée Brut 86 Points
France, Champagne
No formal notes. Perky nose with candied red berries with tart red berry fruit on the palate. Decent acidity with a slightly angular mousse. Perhaps a little too fruity for me. Good.
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