The Ledbury, London
Tasted Tuesday, June 30, 2009 by reichken with 781 views
Another super well organized event at The Ledbury on a very hot day in London. Great food service, flawless wine service and Brett really delivered with the food, even making Kidneys taste delicious. We did really well with the wines as only one flawed bottle at our table and a really nice mix of classic rhones mixed in with some younger fresher bottles. I really enjoyed this event


There was a late entry red (thank you keith) but i am not sure what it was and didnt take a note, eventhough it was lovely
It came down to the heavyweights again. The Ogier was very good, the Allemand was nice, the Rostaing promising but at the end of the dy it was really Jaboulet "La Chapelle" and Chave for me and where i think these Chaves will eventually outperform the La Chapelles today i think the 1995 La Chapelle was WOTD
2003 André Perret Saint-Joseph Blanc 89 Points
France, Rhône, Northern Rhône, Saint-Joseph
yellow color, a somewhat pungent citrus nose to it, i think some would call it "cat piss" but i have no first hand knowledge.....it was served very cold and was crisp and clean. as it warmed up it was more ripe honeydew melon and a bit fat. also got a bit of ainise and saffron on the mouth, intriguing wine
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